On Thu, Nov 20, 2008 at 17:32, Warrigal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Rule 101 (power 1): [snip] > Every actor has the right to not be considered bound by an agreement, > or an amendment to an agreement, which e has not had the reasonable > opportunity to review. Maybe you want to legisilate whether the rules consistute an agreement for the purposes of this right? > > Every agent has the right of participation in the fora. > > Every actor has the right to not be penalized more than once for any > single action or inaction." > > Rule 102 (power 1): > > "These rules and the things they define constitute a nomic known as > the Lantern of Athens." > > Rule 103 (power 1): > > "The power of an entity is a non-negative rational number no greater > than the power of this rule. No entity with power below the power of > this rule can cause an entity to have power greater than its own, > adjust the power of an instrument with power greater than its own, or > modify any other substantive aspect of an instrument with power > greater than its own, including by taking precedence over such an > instrument. If the power of an entity would be set to a rational "Before the power of another entity is set to a number higher ...." (another entity is probably needed, and, well, you don't want to have this accidentally be interpreted as making otherwise ineffective power changes happen.) > number higher than the power of this rule, this rule instead promotes > itself to that power, then the power change described takes place. "To > self-promote" means "to promote oneself to the power of Rule 103 > whenever the power of Rule 103 changes". The set of self-promoting' It needs to be clear that other rules' self-promotion occurs simultaneously with R103, and does not create some sort of loop with R103's replacement /trigger effect for power adjustments. > rules SHOULD be as restricted and simple as possible while still > remaining sufficient to make arbitrary changes to the Lantern." > > Rule 104 (power 1): > > "The Speaker for the first game shall be Michael Norrish." Cruft.
[snip] > Rule 108 (power 1): > > "A person is any biological entity generally capable of sending email > in English. An actor is a person or partnership. Any actor can become > or cease to be an agent by announcement. All person agents are > players. Defining something to be a player is secured. The weight of a > person is 1. The weight of a partnership is the number of person > members it has." You appear to not be preventing any partnership scams. [snip] -woggle
