Regarding all this, I expect that it would be appropriate to add a new R101 right, along the lines of "Every player/person has the right to formally petition the people of Agora for redress of grievances." The trappee could submit a proposal (the formal petition) to terminate the contract, and the proposal could not be retracted without the trappee's consent.
On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 7:51 PM, Ed Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > IMO if you agree to a changeable contract, then (as long as you remain a > member) you agree to whatever it gets changed into, even if you later > realize that you made a mistake. You can always attempt to remove the > trap via proposal (and bribe others to vote for it). If we want more of > a safety valve than that, then we should legislate one. Proto-proto: A contract is limited if and only if it contains a clause identifying it as limited. Rules to the contrary notwithstanding, a limited contract cannot be made non-limited, or amended to add an obligation to its parties, without the consent of all of its parties, unless the contract specifically (i.e. with mention of its limitedness) states otherwise. --Warrigal of Escher
