On Saturday 12 July 2008 09:01:10 pm Ed Murphy wrote:
> a) Props are a currency. The recordkeepor of props is the
> ATC. Ownership of props is limited to first-class
> players. Props CANNOT be created, transferred, or destroyed
> except as required by this contract or the rules.
>
> b) When a first-class player registers, 14 props are created in
> eir possession.
>
> c) Once per week, each player CAN transfer a prop from one
> player to another, provided that e explains why, and does
> not transfer it to emself.
>
> d) Players with at least 23 props are Pilots; the Pilot with the
> most props (if any) is the Captain. Players with less than
> 5 props are Marines.
>
> e) Upon the creation of this contract, 14 props are created in the
> possession of each first-class player. This contract is then
> amended by removing this clause.
[More rotation.]
I [proto-] agree to the following, become the Disc Jockey, and intend
without three objections to make it a contest:
{
This is a public contract and a pledge.
The name of this contract is Disco.
The Disc Jockey CAN amend this contract with Agoran Consent.
Any person CAN join this contract by announcement.
Any party other than the Disc Jockey CAN leave this contract by
announcement.
Any party CAN become the Disc Jockey by announcement; the previous
Disc Jockey, if any, is displaced.
If this contract is a contest, then the Disc Jockey is its
contestmaster.
In the context of this contract, any term defined by Murphy's pledge
that is the backing document for props has the meaning that is has in
the context of that document.
Each first-class player has an index known as eir groove, defaulting
to zero. At the beginning of each day, each first-class player's
groove is increased by the number of props that e owns, to a maximum
of the number of props that e owns.
Every action performed by announcement is chill if and only if this
contract specifies that it is; otherwise it is rockin.
Whenever a first-class player becomes the executor of an rockin
action, eir groove is decremented by one. This occurs exactly once
per action.
Respect is a first-class player switch, tracked by the Disc Jockey,
with values Excellent (default) and Bogus.
Whenever a first-class player's groove changes to a value less than
zero (regardless of whether it is changing from a value less than
zero), that player's respect is flipped to Bogus.
As soon as possible after a first-class player's respect becomes
Bogus, the Disc Jockey SHALL attempt to revoke five points from that
player.
A first-class player whose respect is Bogus and has been so for the
past seven days continuously, and whose groove is at least 5, CAN
reduce eir groove by 5 by announcement. This is a chill action. Upon
doing so, eir respect is flipped to Excellent.
Submitting a ballot is chill, though retracting it is not. Any action
which the executor is REQUIRED to perform by at least one rule other
than Rule 1742 is chill.
When a person transfers multiple mutually fungible asset instances,
without any other actions in between the transfers, all such transfers
except the first are chill.
Awarding or revoking points is chill.
Any action that CANNOT be performed by a given person more than twice
in the same day is chill.
Each week, the Disc Jockey SHALL attempt to award 5 points to each
Excellent party to this contract, in descending order of the length of
time since the party last became an Excellent party. If, after doing
so, this contract MAY still award further points, than e SHALL attempt
to award one point to each Excellent party in the same order; e SHALL
continue doing so until this contract CANNOT award any further points.
}
Pavitra
