Benjamin Bradley on 28 Nov 2001 20:11:48 -0000 |
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spoon-discuss: initial ruleset |
I think that we should try and start with as simple an initial ruleset as possible, even if a lot of rules will be proposed and adopted within the first two weeks. It is a lot easier (especially for beginning players) to play a nomic game from the ground up, because it gives you a chance to synthesize the rules and what they mean over a period of time, instead of having to essentially memorize them all at once. I propose that the only rules we start with are those defining how rules are proposed, voted on, and adopted. Nothing else. We can later add rules about precedence (or not), judiciary/conflict resolution, definitions about players, agents, scoring, objects, igm's, etc. - Benjamin Bradley - "I don't want to be an ant anymore" - http://lostpoet.tripod.com/ - whee life what a rush