Re: [spoon-discuss] vSET

[Daniel Lepage <dplepage@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Wednesday, July 30, 2003, at 12:34  AM, Baron von Skippy wrote:

> -Well, for one thing, the very nature of vSET makes it all easier if 
> it isn't necessarily an entity controlled by the normal rules. For 
> example, if I told five friends to join B Nomic and the six of us 
> worked in concert, I'd have accomplished the same thing as if five 
> players joined vSET. This way, though, you know the conspiracy 
> exists... Now, what does this mean as far as the charter goes? The 
> statutes of the charter... "They're not so much rules as... 
> guidelines."
>
> So you know that a conspiracy exists and the general rules it follows. 
> If you want to have vSET stricken, go for it. The group will still 
> exist, though.-

I think the point is that in order for the vSET charter to be binding 
on any players, those players must join it in a rule-prescribed way, 
which requires Dave's recognition and a publicly available list.

You can still have your conspiracy; but you can't be certain that 
anyone will follow through, 'cause it can't be an official society.

Actually, rereading your response, I think that may be what you just 
said, in which case nevermind.

--
Wonko

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