On 10/1/07, comex <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > A better way to uphold viii. > is to give every person the right to leave a binding agreement, or if > you *really* want to preserve the spirit, make non-players ineligible > to be parties to agreements, but again, that seems somewhat > backwards...
I agree with your assessment of the second option. The first option, however, is problematic for certain agreements. For example, the Agoran credit union currently only allows members to leave if they have no outstanding obligations to it, a measure intended to prevent fraud. However, I think that purpose could be equally accomplished by generalizing equity cases to allow them to include former members of the contract as parties. Incidentally, I've just noticed that equity cases are broken anyway, due to R101(iv). -root
