Glotmorf on Sun, 30 May 2004 22:49:26 -0500 (CDT) |
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[spoon-discuss] Re: [Spoon-business] Voting Tokens |
On 30 May 2004 at 21:15, Craig wrote: > I propose the following on a mailing list that actually exists: > > {{ > Create a rule, entitled __Voting Tokens__ with the following text: > {{ > There exist a finite number of Voting Tokens. Each Voting Token has > associated with it a Value. If a player is in posession of a Voting > Token, any other player may give em a number of Tildex greater than > the Value of that Voting Token and immediately acquire it. The amount > of Tildex spent becomes the new Value of the Voting Token. Each Voting > Token also has a unique Serial Number. > > Whenever a new player joins the game of B Nomic, e gains a Voting > Token with a Value of 0 and a Serial Number higher than the > then-highest Voting Token Serial Number by 1. > }} > Create one voting token with a value of zero in the posession of each > player, each with a Value of 2 and a Serial Number equal to one more > than the number of players whose names come alphabetically before the > player receiving the Voting Token. [[So the first player in the > alphabet gets Voting Token 1, the second gets Voting Token 2, et > cetera]]. For the purposes of this action, all numbers come before the > letter A. Modify rule 256 [[Gremlins]] by adding the following text to > the end of it: > {{ > B.5. The Voting Gremlin, a.k.a. Diebold > There exists a Gremlin known as the Voting Gremlin. If at any time the > Voting Gremlin has been in Hiding for at least two ndays, it becomes > Active. > > Every time players vote on a Ballot, the Voting Token whose Serial > Number is equal to the Nth Gremlin Number, where N is equal to the > number of Voting Tokens in existence, is chosen. This Voting Token is > the Irregular Voting Token until voting closes on that ballot. > }} > Create a rule, entitled __Vote Nullification__ with the following > text: > {{ > For each ballot item on which the posessor of the Irregular Voting > Token votes Yes or No, the number of votes of the polar opposite of > eir vote is considered as one less than the true value. [[So if the > posessor of the IVT votes YES and there were three NO votes, it is > counted as only two NO votes. Yes, this may mean that the number of > votes in one direction is below zero.]] }} Nicely evil. Though I must ask...what happens when we run out of tildex and no one new joins for a bit? Glotmorf ----- The Ivory Mini-Tower: a blog study in Social Technology. http://www.nomic.net/~dwhytock/imt _______________________________________________ spoon-discuss mailing list spoon-discuss@xxxxxxxxx http://lists.ellipsis.cx/mailman/listinfo/spoon-discuss