Pavitra wrote:
It seems to me that most of the text of "Cimons" (specifically, all but the first paragraph) really belongs either in 2166 or in a third rule. It's describing currencies in general, not cimons specifically. Perhaps in a new rule named "Currency conversion".
Point; I should have specified that the purpose of cimons is to establish a convenient neutral standard of value.
Also, how can a currency's conversion limit be set to a nonzero value? By its backing document? By the Accountor with Agoran Consent? And to what value does it default?
It defaults to not having any, hence the "if any" clause. Currently, the only way it gets a value is when a contract is changed; if the contract has made it too easy to gain a currency, then the Accountor can adjust related conversion factors before the limit is lifted.
