Wonko on 21 Dec 2002 06:56:01 -0000 |
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[Spoon-business] Force, INH, polynomic |
Okay, first of all, Minister stuff: The Force website is updated, to reflect the end of last nweek. That's all that's happened forcewise, AFAIK. Next, INH: I haven't updated the INH stuff yet because I'm not sure it's worth doing - does anyone care about INH anymore? It seems to have died, now that the game proper is more easily playable once again... Finally, my feelings on this multi-nomic thing: Yes, it would be a good idea to talk with other Nomics, but I'd like to have some idea what we want before we start arguing with other Nomics. I think it would be very interesting (the Baron and I were discussing this earlier) to set up something vaguely akin to the Grid, except with different Nomics owning different parts of it, sort of like a cross between Risk and Monopoly, with each Nomic being a "player" in the game (sort of like making each Nomic the government of a hypothetical nation). Alternately, a new InterNomic could be established, using most of the same base rules as InterNomic I. Or, a "simple" trading scheme could be devised, wherein Nomics would be able exchange certain objects - perhaps a panel of players from the member Nomics could be appointed to decide what items were subject to exchange; this would also allow the Copyright thing to work well - the panel could decide, for example, to approve only Big Sticks created by B Nomic, etc. The one problem I see with trading between Nomics is that for every good, there will always be at least one Nomic for which that good is free; it seems to defeat the purpose of all this if we can just wave our arms and create an arbitrarily large number of Sledge-O-Matics to trade to Nomicron or Agora. -- Wonko _______________________________________________ spoon-business mailing list spoon-business@xxxxxxxxx http://lists.ellipsis.cx/mailman/listinfo/spoon-business