Good attempt at a scam. I had already anticipated it, however, and I think you will find you'd rather have submitted to the currency revaluation.
If anyone spots the booby-trap, please don't point it out. I want the delicious satisfaction of seeing their reactions when it activates. c: -twg ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ Original Message ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ On Sunday, September 30, 2018 11:05 PM, D Margaux <dmargaux...@gmail.com> wrote: > The text of the contract between me and G. is provided at bottom of this > email. > > I transfer 30 coins to nichdel. > > I transfer all of my coins to the contract below between me and G. > > I cause nichdel to transfer 30 coins to me. > > I CFJ (barring Aris) this statement: “D. Margaux’s attempt in this message > to transfer coins to the contract between em and G. is EFFECTIVE.” (I note > for the Arbitor’s benefit that G. is an interested party. Also twg might be > considered an interested party because this transfer circumvents the > “according to eir means” proposals that e authored.) > > If my attempt to transfer coins to the contract between me and G. was > INEFFECTIVE, then I change my vote and cause nichdel to change eir vote on > 8081B* to FOR. > > ///// Contract between D. Margaux and G. ///// > > 1. This is a contract between D. Margaux and G. (the “parties”). Other > players CANNOT join this contract without consent of both parties. This > contract CAN be terminated by consent of both parties. > > 2. The name of this contract is the “First Bank of Agora.” > 3. A party to this contract has “on deposit in the contract” an amount of > coins equal to the total number of coins e has deposited in this contract, > minus the total number of coins e has withdrawn from the contract. > > 4. Any party to this contract CAN transfer coins to this contract. Making > such a transfer is called “depositing” those coins in the contract. > > 5. Any party to this contract CAN cause the contract to transfer to em any > amount of coins less than or equal to the number of coins e has on deposit > in the contract. Making such a transfer is called “withdrawing” the coins > from the contract. > > ///// end of contract ///// > > On Sat, Sep 29, 2018 at 7:12 PM Kerim Aydin ke...@u.washington.edu wrote: > > > > I agree to the exchanged Contract with this hash. -G. > > On Sat, 29 Sep 2018, D Margaux wrote: > > > > > G. and I have exchanged a document that has text with the following > > SHA256 > > > > hash: > > > 58629980096A5E997EC5CF62C04B59EBFBEEAF81DD4785B50CCF190E1F24CE2D > > > I agree to be bound by that text and I agree and consent for that text > > to > > > > be a contract between me and G., if G. likewise agrees.
