On Thu, 2009-01-08 at 00:32 -0800, Ed Murphy wrote:
> Create a rule titled "Committee Membership" with Power 2 and this text:
>
> The following committees exist, consisting of at least the
> following members:
>
> a) The Rules Committee, consisting of the Rulekeepor, the
> Promotor, the Assessor, the Grand Poobah, the Speaker,
> and the Anarchist.
>
> b) The Administration Committee, consisting of all
> high-priority officers.
>
> c) The Judiciary Committee, consisting of the Clerk of the
> Courts, the Justiciar, and all standing and sitting
> players.
>
> d) The Finance Committee, consisting of the Accountor and
> all recordkeepors of rule-backed assets.
>
> e) The Small Business and Entrepreneurship Committee,
> consisting of the Notary and the Liaison of each
> subsidized contract.
>
> f) The Indian Affairs Committee, consisting of the
> Scorekeepor and all contestmasters.
>
> g) The Foreign Relations Committee, consisting of the
> Speaker, the Ambassador, and all Embassies.
>
> If a committee would otherwise have less than five members, then
> a player CAN spend any 5-M of eir Notes (where M is its number of
> members) to become a member of it.
>
> The IADoP's report includes the membership of each committee.
This looks liable to run into the recent one-hit wonders problem. Is it
possible to join a committee which is defined as having a certain set of
members? This is probably best clarified in the proposal, or we could
have another massive argument with 6 possible interpretations next time
someone tries to scam the rule.
--
ais523
