Craig on Tue, 11 May 2004 20:50:31 -0500 (CDT)


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[Spoon-business] RE: [spoon-discuss] nomination period ends soon


>>> As i've previously said, Ministries are a bad idea for the same reasons
>>> a
>>> single administrator is a bad idea. Too much structure simply leads to
>>> things that break when someone goes AWOL, forfeits or otherwise ceases
>>> to
>>> perform their ministerial functions.
>>
>> A backup minister would be a good idea, yes. At the very least the
>> workload
>> would be spread out a bit. If it dosen't work, we can switch to a better
>> layout (invoking r0 if e.g., the rules minister and metaminister goes
>> AWOL)

>Even that, for me, is too inflexible. We are all in possession of the
>required information to fulfil any Ministry - so why make it explicitly
>the responsibility of one player? I would rather the functions were simply
>taken up by whosoever desired to do the damn job

>Look on it as Open Source government

I agree with SkArcher. For this reason, I decline any nominations of me that
may have been made. I also urge SkArcher to submit an "Open Source
Government" proposal, which I would certainly vote for.

If one person declines their nominations, they may think he's really sick
and they won't take him. And if two people do it, in harmony, they may think
they're an organization. And can you, can you imagine fifty people a day, I
said fifty people a day declining their nominations. And friends they may
think it's a movement.

 - Teucer

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