That's what we need to decide, unless we want to keep the history. Preferably, it should be something simple, something that we could create and build some ideas off of. The problem with the current ruleset is that it's filled with and complicated by administrative rules, but really, there aren't many in-game activities that those rules administer. So we are basically just administering our administration. That's why we are stuck. We need more options for things we can do. Something like a mock-society or economy is what I have in mind.
Also, these administrative offices seem so backlogged that we need to find a better way of splitting the workload of administration. So, we could simplify this ruleset by starting with something very simple, such as Peter Suber's Initial Set of Rules, but it might be a better idea to ease ourselves into it. Plus, players would not be deterred when they see a less overwhelming ruleset. Anyway, there needs to be some direction in our actions. On Tue, Dec 31, 2013 at 9:40 PM, Kerim Aydin <[email protected]> wrote: > > > On Tue, 31 Dec 2013, Henri Bouchard wrote: >> How about resetting the entire Agora ruleset? > > To what? > > >
