Alex Truelsen on Tue, 10 May 2005 08:06:53 -0500 (CDT) |
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Re: [s-b] Party on! |
Well, since I wasn't expecting a party with the sweeping platform of Voice's party to appear so soon, and since this is pretty close to what I would choose to make if I was pressed to make a real platform, I'm jumping ship. But first, one more bit of silliness based off of that song. I add two items to the rules of the Spanish Monarchy Party: {{ The player who has been a member of this party the longest is the Chair of this Party, and may be known as the King of Spain. The member of this party who has been a member the longest of any other member except the Chair may be known as My Peasant Friend, Who Looks Just Like Me. }} I leave the Spanish Monarchy Party and join the Historical Inexactitude Party. Once I was the King of Spain... [[BvS]] On 5/10/05, Daniel Lepage <dpl33@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Political partying seems to be "hip" right now, so I'll jump on the > bandwagon and create my own "hip" party. > > It's called the Historical Inexactitude Party, and boy is it HIP. The > platform is: > {{ > The Historical Inexactitude Party believes in clever reincarnations of > old themes and ideas. We seek to give the game a sense of continuity by > preserving aspects of the past in new and interesting ways. We are in > general opposed to proposals that simply recreate old objects and > subgames, on the grounds that exact replication of the past is boring. > But we strongly encourage props that somehow tie in to older aspects of > the game, especially prose form props ("story props"). > > To further our goals, we also support the archiving of B Nomic's > history, so that newer proposals may draw on the stories and > descriptions of earlier forms of the world. > > On matters that do not concern history we address things on a > case-by-case basis, but in general we support proper spelling and > grammar, well organized rulesets, small numbers of subgames, and > deterministic systems. We are against frivolous rule changes, large > numbers of small optional subgames, and subgames that require no skill. > We like the word "proosal" and dislike Brooks. > }} > > For reference, our internal rules: > {{ > Wonko is initially the Chairman of this Party, but a new Chairman may > be elected by a majority vote of all Empowered members at any time. All > members are initially Empowered. > > The Chairman shall decide the party platform. > > All members are encourage to adhere to the party platform; if a member > goes against the party platform on more than half of the proposals > voted on during any given nweek, e ceases to be Empowered. If such a > player adheres exactly to the party platform during a given nweek, e > becomes Empowered again. Neither of these changes happen unless an > Empowered member points them out. > > Members are encouraged to cooperate and pool resources to help further > the party goals. > }} > > Be hip, y'all. > > -- > Wonko > > "How can you govern a country which has 246 varieties of cheese?" > -Charles De Gaulle > > _______________________________________________ > spoon-business mailing list > spoon-business@xxxxxxxxx > http://lists.ellipsis.cx/mailman/listinfo/spoon-business > _______________________________________________ spoon-business mailing list spoon-business@xxxxxxxxx http://lists.ellipsis.cx/mailman/listinfo/spoon-business