spoon-business: Proposal

[Dan <wald7330@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The following is a new proposal entitled "Rubber Stamps"
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1. Create a new rule entitled "Item Purchase"

Items owned by the Bank may be purchased by agents if a purchase price is
defined in the Rules.  The act of purchasing transfers the purchase price
in points from the purchaser to the Bank, and the item from the Bank to
the purchaser.  An agent may not purchase an an item from the Bank if e
does not own the purchase price in points.

2. Create a new rule entitled "The Stamp of Failure"

The Stamp of Failure is a transferable object.  Initially it is owned by
the Bank.  If the Stamp of Failure is owned by the bank it may be
purchased from the Bank at a price of 50 points.

The owner of the Stamp of Failure, but not the Bank, may use it during the
nweekly voting to Fail one ballot item.  The effect is the same as if the
ballot item had failed due to the number of votes cast against it.  This
use of the Stamp of Failure transfers ownership of the Stamp to the Bank.

3. Create a new rule entitled "The Stamp of Theft"

The Stamp of Theft is a transferable object.  Initially it is owned by the
Bank.  The Stamp of Theft has a purchase price of 60 points.

The owner of the Stamp of Theft, but not the Bank, may Stamp one item in
the posession of another agent, but not the bank, as an action takin in
the Public Forum.  Ownership of the Stamped object is transfered to the
Stamper.  This use of the Stamp tranfers ownership of it to the Bank.

4. Create a new rule entitled "The Stamp of Confusion"

The Stamp of Confusion is a transferable object.  Initially it is owned by
the Bank.  The Stamp of Confusion has a purchase price of 70 points.

The owner of the Stamp of Confusion, but not the Bank, may use it during
the nweekly voting to Stamp an eligible voter.  That voters votes are
determined randomly by the Administrator instead of by some other method.  
The stamped voter shall vote either for or against each ballot item, and
there shall be a 50% chance of each.  This use of the Stamp returns
ownership of it to the Bank.
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Poulenc