Peter Cooper Jr. on Mon, 20 Nov 2006 04:53:06 -0700 (MST)


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Re: [s-b] The Great Reset of Nweek 112


Daniel Lepage <dpl33@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> Am I correct in thinking that this just passed?

Yes. We are now in a new Era of B Nomic.

It is currently nweek 112, nday 1. The clock is ON!

The current players are me, Wonko, Antonio, and Personman (who just
rejoined after a *very* brief absence :) Anyone else who wants to play
should join before trying to do something else in game.

Rules are up at <http://b.nomic.net/wiki/index.php/Main_Page>.

> I'm still too busy to write props, but I had a few thoughts. Anyone  
> who agrees, feel free to propose any of these:
>
> 1. Why do we need revision numbers on some documents? The wiki  
> remembers older versions anyway, and the rules page would like nicer  
> without them.

Since we've always had them :)
I don't really know.

> 2. Somebody ought to put together an ad for the nomic.net bulletin  
> board letting potential new players that we just reset our rules.

Will do.

> 3. An official B Nomic logo contest would be cool.

Interesting. Easiest way to handle this may just be for each
submission to make a prop that adds "Logo X is the Official Logo" to
the ruleset or somesuch. Or we could construct a more complex procedure.

> 4. Rather than using a fixed schedule, maybe we should allow players  
> to submit Drafts, and then turn their Drafts into Proposals whenever  
> they want. That way you don't have to wait if you know you won't  
> change the prop, but you can also put out drafts early and get  
> comments on them for as long as you want before making them
> proposals.

You know, I was thinking something similar to that earlier myself.

-- 
Peter C.
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