On 7/17/07, Zefram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Saying it doesn't make it so. Primo's charter doesn't define any way to determine that Agora wishes to change the charter, and so can't implement changing the charter at Agora's behest. Of course, Agoran rules can modify the Primo charter by virtue of the latter being a R1742 agreement, but that's not Primo *allowing* changes.
I would disagree. While it may be ambiguous in implementation, Section 1 of the charter does permit such changes. The implementation does not need to be clearly spelled out in order for the Agoran changes to be allowed. Primo Corp is governed by the laws of Agora, therefore it must abide by any Agoran rule or proposal that passes. An Agoran Proposal has the ability to change any game document (at present) of which the Primo Corp charter is one. Since changes to the charter by Agora are permissible with or without Primo's permission, Primo need only to state that it allows such changes to fulfill the terms of a Protectorate. The actual implementation of such changes is covered under R101, section ii. BobTHJ
