Re: [spoon-discuss] Re: [Spoon-business] Less is More: Clubs

["Glotmorf" <glotmorf@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On 6/19/02 at 9:50 AM Wonko wrote:

>Quoth Glotmorf,
>
>> C. Society Charter
>>
>> A Society must have a Charter, which contains its public rules.  The
>Charter
>> is considered a game document, and is maintained by the Administrator in
>a
>> collection of Charters.
>>
>> A Society's Charter can only be modified by the Society or its Members
>if the
>> Society has a public rule stating the method for doing so.
>>
>> Standard Methods for Modifying a Society's Charter are:
>>
>> C.1. Unanimous Consent
>>
>> In the first half of a given nweek, a Member of the Society may propose a
>> modification to the Society's Charter on the public forum.  If all
>Members of
>> the Society then, in the same nweek as the modification was proposed,
>state in
>> the public forum that they agree to the modification, the modification is
>> applied to the Charter.
>
>So, if I'm the only member of a Society, I can suggest that the Charter be
>changed to add the sentence "At the beginning of each nday, every member of
>this Club is awarded a Win.", and when I agree to my own change, I Win?

Offhand I'd say being awarded a Win was a gamestate change, which is only permitted when the rules say.  Society Charters defer to the rules, and there's nothing that says a Society's Charter can award wins.

						Glotmorf


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