> On Oct 8, 2017, at 8:50 PM, Aris Merchant
> <thoughtsoflifeandligh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I hereby distribute each listed proposal, initiating the Agoran
> Decision of whether to adopt it, and removing it from the proposal
> pool. For this decision, the vote collector is the Assessor, the
> quorum is 5.0 and the valid options are FOR and AGAINST (PRESENT is
> also a valid vote).
>
>
> ID Author(s) AI Title Pender Pend fee
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
> 7908* G. 1.0 Silly season G. OP [1]
FOR. Bonus points to G for giving me the history for reenaction—that’s really
nice.
> 7909* G. 1.2 No Lockout G. OP [1]
PRESENT. Organizations are going away soon, but given the choice I’d rather
repeal them at once.
> 7910* G. 1.0 What is a rulekeepor G. OP [1]
AGAINST; this is probably bad for my job security.
> 7911* V.J. Rada 1.0 Infinite Money Fix V.J. Rada 1 sh.
FOR
> 7912* Alexis 3.0 Election Campaigns Alexis 1 AP [2]
FOR
> 7913* ATMunn 1.0 Cheer Up v7? ATMunn 1 AP
FOR
> 7914* o 1.0 SFDVP [3] o 1 AP
FOR
> 7915* CuddleBeam 1.0 Terrifying Proposals Reward CuddleBeam 1 AP
PRESENT. CoE this was by CB, not o (correct here, but not below).
> 7916* Aris, o, G. 1.0 Pro Pace v2 Aris 1 AP
FIVE
(Fine, FOUR (Fine, FOR))
> 7917* P.S.S. [4], o 3.0 Banking P.S.S. [4] 1 sh.
PRESENT, this is a really cool idea but kind of seems like an “organizations
lite.” I’d prefer a mechanism to designate one of {orgs, agencies, contracts}
as banks.
> 7918* P.S.S. [4] 3.0 Vacant Deputisation Fix P.S.S. [4] 1 AP
FOR
> 7919* P.S.S. [4] 2.0 YSUIII. [5] P.S.S. [4] 1 AP
AGAINST. Allows circumventing any requirements to pay shines by temporarily
depositing them somewhere else (this would be really easy with platonic
pledges, but I could see it occurring in other cases).
> 7920* Gaelan, Aris 1.0 The Lint Screen v2 Gaelan 1 sh.
FOR
> 7921* o, G. 2.0 Passive Income o 1 AP
Not terribly interesting mechanically, but a good idea. FOR.
>
> The proposal pool currently contains the following proposals:
>
> ID Author(s) AI Title
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
> pp1 nichdel 3.0 Slower Promotion
> pp2 nichdel 1.0 Guaranteed Stampage
>
> Legend: <ID>* : Proposal is pending.
>
> [1] Official Proposal, inherently pending
> [2] There is some debate over whether this was actually pended twice, each
> attempt consuming 1 AP. This value is therefore provisional.
> [3] Stamp Floating Derived Value Patch
> [4] Publius Scribonius Scholasticus
> [5] You SHALL, unless it is ILLEGAL.
>
> In order to reduce confusion, the shiny pend price is being removed from this
> report. A proposal may be pended for 1 AP, or for 1/20th the Floating Value
> in shines (see the Secretary's report).
>
> The full text of the aforementioned proposals is included below.
>
> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> ID: 7908
> Title: Silly season
> Adoption index: 1.0
> Author: G.
> Co-authors:
> Official Proposal
>
>
> Re-enact Rule 1650 (Silliness) with the following text:
>
> Each Nomic Week a Player is designated the Silly Person. The Silly Person
> SHALL in that week, by announcement (1) designate another player, who has not
> been the Silly Person in the past two weeks, to be the next week's Silly
> Person; (2) submit a Silly Proposal. If there is ever no Silly Person or the
> Silly Person is not a player, then the next week's Silly Person is the first
> player that any player publicly designates to be the next week's Silly
> Person.
>
> A Silly Proposal is a Proposal whose sole contents are one of
> the following:
> i) A limerick.
> ii) A rhymed poem no longer than fourteen lines. (No free
> verse!)
> iii) A joke of no more than a hundred words.
> iv) A truly hideous pun.
>
> The first Silly Proposal submitted by the week's Silly Person is an Official
> Proposal.
>
>
> [I want to reward the Silly Person a shiny, but we have that dumb limit that
> rewards can only be defined in R2445, and the Fearmongor rule may not allow me
> to include other rules in the proposal].
>
> [For Rulekeepor, given history of Rule 1650:
> History: Enacted as MI=1 Rule 1650 by Proposal 2673, 26 September 1996
> History: Repealed as Power=1 Rule 1650 by Proposal 3688
> (Repeal-O-Matic), 21 February 1998
> ]
>
> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> ID: 7909
> Title: No Lockout
> Adoption index: 1.2
> Author: G.
> Co-authors:
> Official Proposal
>
>
> Repeal Rule 2458 (Invoking Lockout).
>
> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> ID: 7910
> Title: What is a rulekeepor
> Adoption index: 1.0
> Author: G.
> Co-authors:
> Official Proposal
>
> Amend Rule 1051 (The Rulekeepor) to read:
>
> The Rulekeepor isn't an office; its holder is responsible for maintaining the
> text of the rules of Agora.
>
> The Rulekeepor's Weekly report includes the Short Logical Ruleset. The
> Rulekeepor's Monthly report includes the Full Logical Ruleset.
>
>
> [This short rule was really hard to think of a good amendment for; this isn't
> the most inspired].
>
> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> ID: 7911
> Title: Infinite Money Fix
> Adoption index: 1.0
> Author: V.J. Rada
> Co-authors:
>
>
> Amend rule 2496, "Rewards" by replacing
> "Publishing a duty-fulfilling report: 5 shinies."
>
> with
> "Publishing a duty-fulfilling report: 5 shinies. This reward can only be
> claimed once per office per week for a weekly report and once per office per
> month for a monthly report."
>
> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> ID: 7912
> Title: Election Campaigns
> Adoption index: 3.0
> Author: Alexis
> Co-authors:
>
>
> Text in square brackets in this proposal is only an annotation and this
> Proposal's effect is as if that text were not included at all.
>
> [Changes from the proto:
> - Added these annotations.
> - Reordered the rule changes to make a bit more sense.
> - Added the codification of the "you make it, you fill it" principle.
> - Made it so the current holder of an office can initiate an election
> for it by announcement.
> - Added provision for uncontested elections.
> - Increased pragmaticism.
> - Added essential parameters to Campaign Proposals.
> - A few other minor fixes.
> ]
>
> Amend rule 1006 (Offices) by adding the following paragraph before the
> final one:
>
> A holder of an elected office who did not become its holder by winning an
> election, and has not won an election for that office since, is an interim
> holder. An elected office that is either vacant or has an interim holder is
> an
> interim office.
>
> [This definition is used in election initiations, below. Basically, an interim
> holder is one who doesn't have a solid claim to hold onto the office, and
> vacancy is included in the definition of an interim office to avoid righting
> "if the office's holder is interim or if the office is vacant" everywhere.]
>
> Amend rule 1006 (Offices) by adding the following paragraph at the end:
>
> When a proposal takes effect and creates a new office, if the
> proposal does not specify otherwise, the author of that proposal
> becomes the holder of the office.
>
> [This codifies the "If you make an office, it's your job to fill it if no-one
> else does." principle. Note that the holder of an office installed this way is
> interim.]
>
> Enact a new rule entitled (Campaign Proposals, with power 3), reading as
> follows:
>
> During the nomination period of an election, any candidate for that election
> CAN submit a Campaign Proposal for that election, provided e does not
> currently have a pending Campaign Proposal for that election, using the
> normal
> mechanism for proposal submission. Campaign Proposals SHOULD relate to the
> duties of the office up for election. Commitment is an untracked Campaign
> Proposal switch with values Committed (default) and Uncommitted. The author
> of a Committed proposal may flip it to Uncommitted by announcement.
>
> [A Campaign Proposal is basically an extension of a candidate's platform,
> allowing them to propose changes to any office that they wish to associate
> with
> their election.
>
> Commitment is basically stating whether a candidate wishes to be elected only
> if their proposal passes. They can opt out of commitment, so that they can be
> elected if it fails. This allows a player to encode "I will take this office
> only if I can change it in this fashion." into the election system.]
>
> A Campaign Proposal is an Official Proposal exempt from automatic
> distribution, and SHALL NOT be distributed as required by the rules.
> The election with which a Campaign Proposal is associated, as well as its
> Commitment, are essential parameters for an Agoran decision to adopt a
> Campaign Proposal.
>
> [The election procedure dictates when Campaign Proposals should be
> distributed; they don't follow the normal distribution system. They also
> have some additional essential parameters, although note that a player
> can opt out of Commitment even after the proposal is distributed.]
>
> When a Campaign Proposal is adopted, it CANNOT take effect until
> the associated election ends. When the election ends, if the winner was the
> proposal's author, then any player CAN once make it take effect by
> announcement (with its power set as usual for an adopted proposal). If the
> conditions for a Campaign Proposal to take effect are met as a result of an
> action in a public message, the author of the message SHALL make it take
> effect in that message.
>
> [Campaign Proposals need to meet two requirements in order to take effect:
> their author must win the election and they must pass. The former is what ties
> them to the election and allows candidates to safely submit conflicting
> proposals. The latter is the safety guard (reinforced by rule 106 which
> prevents non-adopted proposals from taking effect) to ensure that a
> candidate can
>
> This also means that voters can vote on the Campaign Proposals based on
> whether or not they would be okay with the rule changes, knowing that
> the actual choice of which one takes effect is dictated by the election
> outcome.
>
> Requiring them to take effect by announcement is a safety guard to
> ensure that they don't take effect with no one noticing. In practice,
> the Assessor will nearly always do this in the same message as resolving
> the decision (and the poll, if applicable), however.]
>
> Amend rule 1607 (Distribution) by replacing
> "In a given Agoran week, the Promotor SHALL, as part of eir weekly duties,
> distribute all pending proposals."
> with
> "In a given Agoran week, the Promotor SHALL, as part of eir weekly duties,
> distribute all pending proposals except for those exempted from automatic
> distribution by other rules."
>
> [This ensures that the Promotor isn't obligated to distribute Campaign
> Proposals normally.]
>
> Amend rule 2154 (Election Procedure) to read as follows:
> A player CAN initiate an election for a specified office:
> a) With 2 Support, if either the office is interim or the
> most recent election for that office was resolved more
> than 90 days prior, and provided that the initiator
> becomes a candidate in the same message.
> b) By announcement, if e is the ADoP and if the office is
> interim, or if e is the holder of that office.
> The above notwithstanding, an election for an office CANNOT be
> initiated if one is already in progress.
>
> [This cleans up when elections can start. Basically, anyone can
> challenge the existing officer if they are interim or if they have been
> in their office for a long time; the ADoP can open an election for an
> office that needs one; and the current officer can always open
> competition for the office.]
>
> After an election is initiated and until nominations close, any player CAN
> become a candidate by announcement. A candidate ceases to be a candidate if e
> ceases to be a player during the election. An election is contested if it has
> two or more candidates at the end of the nomination period, and uncontested
> otherwise. For a contested election, nominations close at the end of the
> poll's voting period. For an uncontested election, nominations close at the
> end of the nomination period.
>
> [Players must explicitly opt-in to become candidates, and can do so up until
> the winner is locked in, effectively.]
>
> When an election is initiated, it enters the nomination period,
> which lasts for 7 days. In a timely fashion after the nomination
> period ends, the ADoP CAN and SHALL, in the same message:
> 1) If the election is contested, initiate an Agoran decision
> to select the winner of the election (the poll). For this
> decision, the Vote Collector is the Assessor, the valid
> options are the candidates for that election (including
> those who become candidates after its initiation), and the
> voting method is instant runoff.
> 2) Distribute all pending Campaign Proposals associated
> with the election.
> 3) If POSSIBLE per the following paragraph, end the election
> immediately.
>
> [After the nomination period, the ADoP kicks off the election by both starting
> the election poll (if needed) and distributing its Campaign Proposals. The
> Assessor is the vote collector for the poll because that seemed less invasive
> than forcing the ADoP to be vote collector for the proposals.]
>
> If at any point an uncontested election has a single candidate, and that
> candidate either is not the author of a Committed Campaign Proposal for that
> election or that proposal was adopted, then any player CAN declare them the
> winner of the election by announcement. If at any point an uncontested
> election has no candidates, or a single candidate who is the author of a
> failed Committed Campaign Proposal for that election, then any player CAN
> declare the election ended with no winner by announcement. The Assessor SHALL
> do one or the other in the same message in which e resolves a decision to
> adopt a Campaign Proposal for an ongoing uncontested election.
>
> [This paragraph is a bit of a doozy, but basically it means that uncontested
> elections work the way you think: if there are no candidates, they end, and if
> there is only won, they win. The complexity comes from the fact that if the
> one
> candidate has a Committed Proposal, then things must wait until it concludes,
> although they can flip it to Uncommitted and then end the election themselves.
>
> No provision is made for contested elections where all but one candidate has
> dropped out, since I didn't want to have to write rules to allow cancellation
> of Agoran decisions.]
>
> A poll CANNOT be resolved until the decisions to adopt all associated
> Campaign
> Proposals are resolved. When resolving the poll, if a given candidate
> authored
> one of the associated Campaign Proposals, that proposal is Committed, and it
> was not adopted, then that player is disqualified.
>
> [This provides that a player with a Committed proposal that failed is
> not permitted to win the election, as part the intent of Commitment.]
>
> When the poll is resolved, its outcome, if a player, wins the election. When
> a player wins an election, e is installed into the associated office and the
> election ends.
>
> Amend rule 955 (Determining the Will of Agora) by appending "The rule
> providing
> for an Agoran Decision by instant runoff may disqualify one or more options;
> in
> such a case, they are eliminated prior to beginning the first stage of the
> vote
> count."
>
> [Enabling of disqualification.]
>
> Amend rule 2138 (The Associate Director of Personnel) by replacing the
> bullet:
> 2. The date on which the most recent election for each office
> was initiated.
> with:
> 2. The current status of the ongoing election for that office
> or, if there is no ongoing election for that office, the
> date on which the last election ended
> 3. For filled elected offices, whether or not the holder is
> interim.
>
> [Since the actually relevant date for election timing is when the most
> recent election ended, not started, this changes the reporting to
> the election has no candidates, end it per the following paragraph.account for
> that. Likewise, interim office-holders should be marked so it is easy to know
> when elections can be started.]
>
> Amend rule 2472 (Office Incompatibilities) by replacing "Promotor and
> ADoP" with "Assessor and ADoP".
>
> [The Promotor and ADoP don't interact at all, but now, the ADoP
> distributes proposals. As a result, they should be kept apart from
> Assessor for the same reason as Promotor.]
>
> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> ID: 7913
> Title: Cheer Up v7?
> Adoption index: 1.0
> Author: ATMunn
> Co-authors:
>
>
> Create a power-1 rule titled "Emotions"
> {
> Emotion is a player switch, tracked by the registrar, with possible values
> Joyous, Melancholy, and Indifferent, that defaults to Indifferent.
>
> At any time, any player CAN by announcement flip eir own Emotion to any
> value it is currently not. When doing this, e MUST provide a reason as to
> why e changed eir Emotion as such. It is IMPOSSIBLE to change another
> player's Emotion. A player's Emotion has the following effects:
>
> Indifferent: No effect.
> Melancholy: Any player that is not currently Melancholy MAY pat any
> Melancholy
> player on the back. Upon doing this, the Melancholy player is ENCOURAGED to
> change eir emotion to Joyous.
> Joyous: Any player that is Joyous is ENCOURAGED to pat Melancholy players on
> the back. E is also ENCOURAGED to do other kind acts, such as paying shinies
> to other players or pending other players' proposals.
> }
>
> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> ID: 7914
> Title: Stamp Floating Derived Value Patch
> Adoption index: 1.0
> Author: o
> Co-authors:
>
>
> Amend rule 2498 (“Economic Wins”) by removing the paragraph that begins
> “The Stamp Value is”.
>
> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> ID: 7915
> Title: Terrifying Proposals Reward
> Adoption index: 1.0
> Author: o
> Co-authors:
>
>
> The victor of the "The Terrifying Proposals" Proposal Competition, once ever
> via
> this effect, can gain 3 Stamps from Agora by announcement.
>
> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> ID: 7916
> Title: Pro Pace v2
> Adoption index: 1.0
> Author: Aris
> Co-authors: o, G.
>
>
> Amend the Rule entitled "Such is Karma", if there is such a rule, by replacing
> every instance of the word "Eta" with the word "Gamma".
>
> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> ID: 7917
> Title: Banking
> Adoption index: 3.0
> Author: Publius Scribonius Scholasticus
> Co-authors:
>
>
> Amend "Assets" by replacing the following line:
>
> restricted to Agora, persons, and organizations.
>
> with the following line:
>
> restricted to Agora, persons, organizations, and Banks.
>
> Create a power-2 rule, titled "Banking", with the following text:
>
> A Bank has have a charter and a length. The Central Bank of Agora
> is the bank who is responsible for the conduct of business and issuance of
> bonds on behalf of Agora. The length of a bank is the period during which the
> bank will operate. If at any time, a Central Bank of Agora is not declared,
> then the Secretary CAN and SHALL declare a bank to be the Central Bank of
> Agora. The Banker of the Central Bank CAN transfer shinies from the Central
> Bank to Agora, if the balance of the Central Bank after the transaction would
> not be less than 50 shinies. The Banker of the Central Bank CAN transfer
> shinies from Agora to the Central Bank, if the balance of Agora after the
> transaction would not be less than 50 shinies. It is ILLEGAL for the Banker
> of
> the Central Bank of Agora to transfer shinies between Agora and the Central
> Bank of Agora, if the balances of Agora or the Central Bank after the
> transaction would be less than 50 shinies. The Banker SHALL transfer shinies
> from the Central Bank to Agora, if Agora has less than 25 shinies, unless
> doing so would be ILLEGAL. The Banker SHALL transfer shinies from the Agora
> to
> the Central Bank, if Agora has more than 150 shinies and e has not done so in
> the past week, unless doing so would be ILLEGAL.
>
> A Bank is able to issue a currency and issue bonds. The charter of a
> bank shall establish the method by which a bond or currency can be issued.
> The
> Banker of the issuing bank is the recordkeeper for any Bonds or Currency
> issued by a bank.
>
> Any person CAN create a Bank without objection by specifying its charter, its
> length and appointing a banker. Any person CAN create a bank with Agoran
> Consent by specifying its charter, its length and appointing a banker. The
> charter of a bank SHALL state its purpose, and its governance structure. If
> at
> any time, a Bank lacks a Banker, the Secretary CAN and SHALL appoint a Banker
> in accordance with the charter of the Bank or CAN and SHALL destroy the bank.
> If any bank has existed for longer than allowed by its charter or its length,
> then the Banker and the Secretary CAN destroy it and the Banker SHALL do so
> in
> a timely manner. The Secretary CAN destroy a bank without objection or with
> Agoran Consent.
>
> Create a power-2 rule, titled "Bonds", with the following text:
>
> Bonds are a type of asset. Rules to the contrary notwithstanding, bonds may
> only be issued by a bank. The Banker of the issuing bank is the recordkeeper
> for Bonds. All bonds SHALL have a term specified in their issuance document.
> Any person, organization, or a Bank who owns a bond CAN, according to
> the bond's issuing document, convert the bond by destroying the bond and
> being
> payed by the issuing bank an amount determined by its issuance document. It
> is
> ILLEGAL to convert a bond in violation of its issuing document.
>
> Rename "Economics" as "Shinies"
>
> Add to the end of the list of executive orders, in "Executive Orders", the
> following item:
>
> - Kickbacks (Secretary): The Prime Minister issues a bond from
> the Central Bank of a class or series previously issued for
> an amount less than or equal to 50 shinies and specifies a
> class of purchasers.
>
> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> ID: 7918
> Title: Vacant Deputisation Fix
> Adoption index: 3.0
> Author: Publius Scribonius Scholasticus
> Co-authors:
>
>
>> Replace the second item of the second numbered list of "Deputisation", with
> the following:
>
>> 2. Either (i) A time limit by which the rules require the action to be
>> performed has expired or (ii) the office is vacant.
>
> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> ID: 7919
> Title: You SHALL, unless it is ILLEGAL.
> Adoption index: 2.0
> Author: Publius Scribonius Scholasticus
> Co-authors:
>
>
> Append to the end of Item 7 in "Mother, May I?", by removing the period and
> inserting the following string in its place, the following text:
>
> ", unless performing the described action is ILLEGAL."
>
> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> ID: 7920
> Title: The Lint Screen v2
> Adoption index: 1.0
> Author: Gaelan
> Co-authors: Aris
>
>
> Create a rule “The Lint Screen” with Power 1: {{
>
> The Lint Screen is a singleton switch, tracked by the Promotor with possible
> values including all lists of text. The default value is an empty list. The
> items in the list SHOULD contain a list of common errors in proposals. Any
> player CAN flip The Lint Screen by adding, modifying, or removing an item
> with
> Consent.
>
> }}
>
> Add this as a new paragraph to 2445 “How to Pend a Proposal”: {{
>
> It is IMPOSSIBLE to pend a proposal unless the pending player states in the
> same message that e has reviewed (“linted”) the proposal for the issues
> listed in the Lint Screen.
>
> }}
>
> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> ID: 7921
> Title: Passive Income
> Adoption index: 2.0
> Author: o
> Co-authors: G.
>
>
> Create a new rule, titled "Distributing Assets", with power 1, whose text is
>
> To “distribute” a quantity of a fungible asset to a set of recipients is to
> transfer one instance of that asset at a time to the recipient that owns
> the least number of instances of that asset, until either no more instances
> of the asset are eligible to be distributed, or the number of instances so
> transferred equals the quantity to be distributed. If, when distributing a
> specific asset, two or more recipients each own the least number of instances
> of that asset, then the recipient that most recently became eligible to own
> the asset SHALL receive the asset being distributed.
>
> Create a rule, titled "Passive Income", with power 2, whose text is
>
> The Tax Rate is a singleton natural switch which can take values between 0
> and 100, inclusive, tracked by the Secretary. The Tax Rate has a default
> value of 50.
>
> Whenever Agora receives Shinies from another owner other than itself, the
> Secretary CAN cause Agora to distribute a percentage of that payment equal
> to the Tax Rate to all players, and SHALL do so in a timely fashion. As
> part of eir weekly duties, the Secretary SHALL do so for all payments to
> Agora that have not yet been distributed.
>
> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> ID: pp1
> Title: Slower Promotion
> Adoption index: 3.0
> Author: nichdel
> Co-authors:
>
>
> Amend R1607 (Distribution) by replacing:
>
> In a given Agoran week, the Promotor SHALL, as part of eir weekly duties,
> distribute all pending proposals.
>
> with
>
> In a given Agoran week, as part of eir weekly duties, the Promotor SHALL:
>
> * distribute all pending proposals if there are no unresolved Agoran
> decisions to adopt a proposal.
>
> * list all unresolved Agoran decisions to adopt a proposal. The Promotor
> MAY still distribute all pending proposals.
>
> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
> ID: pp2
> Title: Guaranteed Stampage
> Adoption index: 1.0
> Author: nichdel
> Co-authors:
>
>
> Amend 2499 "Welcome Packages" to read in full:
>
> If a player has not received one since e most recently became a
> player, any player CAN, by announcement, cause em to receive a
> Welcome package. When a player receives a Welcome Package:
>
> * Agora transfers em 1/10th the FV in shinies and
>
> * a Stamp, with Agora as the Creater, is created in eir
> possession.
>
> Amend R2498 to be titled "Stamps" and to read in full:
>
> Stamps are an asset. The Secretary is the recordkeepor of Stamps.
>
> Each Stamp has an associated Creater which SHOULD be noted whenever the Stamp
> is mentioned and MUST be noted whenever the Stamp is transfered. Stamps with
> the same creater are fungible.
>
> Once per month a player CAN, by announcement, create a Stamp with themselves
> as the Creater by transferring the Stamp Value, in shinies, to Agora.
>
> If Agora owns at least as many Shinies as the current Stamp Value, a player
> CAN, by announcement, destroy a Stamp e owns to cause Agora to transfer the
> Stamp Value, in shinies, to emself.
>
> Enact a Power 1 rule titled "Stamp Wins" with the following text:
>
> If a player owns 10 stamps with different Creaters, none of which have Agora
> as its Creater, e CAN win by announcement. Doing so destroys the specified
> stamps.
>
> Enact a Power 1 rule titled "Basic Stamp Income" with the following
> text:
>
> When the Secretary publishes the first Weekly Report of an Agoran Month, e
> CAN and SHALL, by announcement, create Stamps with Agora as the Creater and
> transfer them to any player who has no stamps and less than the Stamp Value
> in shinies at the time of publication.
>
> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
