Warrigal wrote:
> I venture the following proposal, titled "Agora Corporation", with
> adoption index 2:
>
> {Create a rule, titled "Agora Corporation", with power 2:
>
> {There is a person known as Agora Corporation. Agora Corporation
> consists of a text, and CAN act as its text allows. Agora
> Corporation's text can also modify itself. Changes to Agora
> Corporation's text are secured. Agora Corporation SHALL remain
> relatively open to modification by the players at large.
>
> AGRA are a currency. The Chief Executive Offiçor, or CEO, is a
> low-priority office and the recordkeepor of AGRA. The CEO's report
> includes the text of Agora Corporation. Agora Corporation CAN award
> and revoke AGRA by announcement. Whenever a first-class person is
> registered, e is awarded 1000 AGRA. Whenever a first-class person is
> deregistered, e is revoked 1000 AGRA, if possible; otherwise, e is
> awarded two Rests.
>
> The phrase "with N Corporate Consent" (default: N = 1) means that an
> action can be taken between 4 and 14 days after announcement of intent
> to take the action as long as the ratio of AGRA held by supporters to
> AGRA held by objectors is greater than N:1.
>
> Rules to the contrary notwithstanding, the voting limit of Agora
> Corporation on an ordinary decision is 8, if it does not possess any
> Rests.}
>
> Register Agora Corporation. Award 1000 AGRA to every first-class
> person. Set the text of Agora Corporation to the following:
>
> {Bylaw 1 (Hard):
>
> The text of Agora Corporation consists of Bylaws, which are either
> Hard or Soft. Soft Bylaws cannot modify Hard Bylaws or cause anything
> to become a Hard Bylaw. In a conflict between a Hard Bylaw and a Soft
> Bylaw, the Hard Bylaw takes precedence. Any player CAN modify a Hard
> Bylaw with 2 Corporate Consent.
>
> Bylaw 2 (Soft):
>
> Any player CAN modify a Soft Bylaw or publish any message on Agora
> Corporation's behalf with 1 Corporate Consent.}}
>
> --Warrigal
The provision about rests is unnecessary; as the Agora Corporation is a
second-class person.
The Corporation should also have a basis; it seems appropriate for it to
be the empty set.
