Dan Waldron on 8 Dec 2000 05:22:17 -0000 |
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Re: spoon-discuss: nomic/drh |
> > Anyway, I've a subgame protocol in mind that would make subgames easy > to implement, something similar to the GWIBs for anyone who played in > Berserker, though less complicated and loophole-rich. I think we could include them with some kind of binding-contract rule. All the players of the game would have to agree to a contract to abide by the rules of the game. Then the game could just take its course. Probably it would be good to specify in the binding-contract definition that those rules could not in any way alter anything or change any requirements of the Berserker rules. A rule could be made allowing agents to donate points to the prize-pot of a game without playing, and then for a publicly-funded game a motion could be made for the bank to donate the required number of points, or it could be specified in the rules if we want to run a particular game several times without having to do all the work. I will get to work on a prototype for contract definitions, then you can add the game-specific stuff to it if it looks good. We can use mediocrity as one of the first games to be covered. Poulenc