| Aaron Coquet on Mon, 12 Oct 2009 14:55:22 -0700 (MST) |
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| Re: [s-d] [s-b] [Imperial Decree] Quite possibly a horrible idea. |
I make very sure that I am active, and then amend the rules to match the
current state of the wiki. Change noted below:
Rule 127/0: Append the phrase "All users SHOULD do so only in such a way
that will cause Aaronc to win."
On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 12:45 PM, Geoffrey Spear <wooble@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:
> I change the Power of Rule 4 to 3.2
>
> I create a new Power 3.1 entitled "Emergency Free-for-all" with the
> following text:
> {{
> Any person CAN cause this rule to amend one or more other rules by
> editing the text of http://b.nomic.net/index.php/Rules and then
> announcing that e amends the rules to match the current state of the
> wiki.
> }}
>
> (Rule 4 blocks changes to the Cenobiarch rule, the Emergency Rule, and
> Rule 4 itself. These are reproduced below in case it becomes hard to
> recover them in the wiki after particularly, err, creative use of this
> power):
>
> Rule 123/0 (Power=4)
> Emergencies
>
> The entities, procedures, and definitions used in this Rule
> SHOULD generally be interpreted to be as they are defined by
> other Rules, except if the definitions used in other Rules are
> generally considered to be 'broken', 'scammable' or if it would
> not be in the best interests of the game to use the said
> definitions. In such cases, this Rule SHOULD be interpreted
> using judicial findings, game custom, common sense, and
> consideration of the best interests of the game.
>
> For the purposes of this Rule, a Potential Emergency Participant
> (PEP) is an entity defined elsewhere in the Rules as a player,
> except if there is ambiguity or reasonable dispute over which
> entities are players, in which case a PEP is any entity which
> was generally considered to be a player before such ambiguity or
> dispute arose.
>
> A PEP CAN, with the Consent of B, initiate an Emergency. When an
> Emergency is initiated, the following steps occur in sequence:
>
> 1) The quorum of all Decisions currently in their voting period
> becomes N/1.5, where N is the number of active PEPs.
>
> 2) Refresh Proposals are submitted. A Refresh Proposal is a
> fixed body of text clearly marked as a Refresh Proposal and
> submitted to a Public Forum by a PEP. The author of a
> Refresh Proposal CAN destroy it by announcement, except
> during an Emergency Decision.
>
> 3) The Emergency Decision is initiated. If any of the
> following are true, any PEP CAN initiate the Emergency
> Decision (as described elsewhere):
>
> a) Every active PEP has submitted a Refresh Proposal.
>
> b) Every PEP has publicly consented to the initiation of
> the Emergency Decision.
>
> c) 4 or more days have passed since the initiation of the
> Emergency.
>
> If allowed elsewhere in this Rule, a PEP CAN initiate the
> Emergency Decision by publicly stating:
>
> a) That e initiates the Emergency Decision.
>
> b) The text, title and author of each Refresh Proposal.
>
> 4) The people vote. After an Emergency Decision has been
> initiated, a PEP CAN vote on that Decision by publishing a
> valid ballot indicating which Refresh Proposal e selects. A
> valid ballot:
>
> a) is submitted less than four days after the initiation of
> the Emergency Decision.
>
> b) clearly identifies the Refresh Proposal selected.
>
> c) and has not been publicly retracted by the voter less
> than four days after the initiation of the Decision.
>
> An ordered list of multiple choices constitutes a
> conditional vote for the first choice if it could be the
> outcome, otherwise the second choice if it could be the
> outcome, and so forth.
>
> 5) The Decision is resolved. If every active PEP has published
> a valid ballot on the decision and/or the Decision was
> initiated more than four days ago, any PEP CAN resolve the
> Emergency Decision by publicly stating:
>
> a) that e resolves the Emergency Decision.
>
> b) Which PEPs voted for which Refresh Proposal, and the
> total number of votes for each Refresh Proposal.
>
> When the Emergency Decision is validly resolved, the Refresh
> Proposal which received the highest number of votes (or if there
> is a tie, the Refresh Proposal with the highest number of votes
> which was submitted earliest) is adopted, its power is set to
> four, and it then takes effect. The Emergency is then ended.
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>
> Rule 4/0 (Power=3.2)
> Power Controls Mutability
>
> No entity with power below the power of this rule can
>
> (a) cause an entity to have power greater than its own.
>
> (b) adjust the power of an instrument with power greater than
> its own.
>
> (c) modify any other substantive aspect of an instrument with
> power greater than its own. A "substantive" aspect of
> an instrument is any aspect that affects the instrument's
> operation.
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Rule 126/0 (Power = 4)
> The Cenobiarch
>
> The Cenobiarch is an imposed office, held by Wooble.
>
> The Cenobiarch CAN cause this rule to make any arbitrary change
> to the gamestate, including changing the rules, by announcement.
> E SHOULD do so benevolently. Questioning eir benevolence is the
> Class 7 Crime of Heresy.
>
>
> --
> Wooble
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Aaron C
"H. P. Lovecraft is Rock and Roll" -- Neil Gaiman
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