spoon-business: Joining the game / Currency proposal

[Rob Speer <rob@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I declare myself a player, under the name Rob. [[You don't have to call
me "PurpleBob" this time around.]]

I also submit the following three proposals:

\begin{proposal}
\title{Scoring}

1. Create a rule entitled "Proposal Scoring" with the following text:

  When a player's proposal passes, e recieves 3d6 points.
  
  When a player's proposal fails, e loses 1d6 points, unless e does not
  have that many points, in which case eir score simply becomes 0.

  All dice rolls for the purpose of scoring shall be performed by the
  Administrator.

2. Create a rule entitled "Automation" with the following text:

  Any action which is required to be performed by the Administrator may
  also be performed by an automated script acting on the Administrator's
  behalf.

\end{proposal}

\begin{proposal}
\title{Bucks}

1. Create a rule entitled "Objects" with the following text:

  The state of the game includes Objects, which are created by rules or
  proposals and which belong to a specific player. Ownership of an
  object can be transferred from one player to another if both players
  involved agree to the transfer. Only positive integer numbers of
  objects may be transferred, and one may not own a negative or
  fractional number of a particular object.

  A Revisable Object is not an Object. A Revisiable Object is not an
  Object either, and this sentence will delete itself once the ruleset
  no longer refers to Revisiable Objects.

  Unless overridden by another rule, the ownership of objects is kept
  track of by the Administrator.

2. Create a rule entitled "System of Currency" with the following text:

  Bucks are objects. [[Feel free to modify this rule if you come up with
  a better name for the currency.]] A player recieves 10 Bucks at the
  end of a voting period in which e has voted.

\end{proposal}

[[The purpose of a currency is for use in situations where it would make
sense to spend a finite resource, but the score should not be affected.]]

\begin{proposal}
\title{Revisiing the typos}

1. In Rule 4/0, change the word "revisiable" to "revisable".
2. In Rule 11/0, change the word "revisiable" to "revisable".

\end{proposal}

-- 
Rob Speer