On 6/25/2020 4:40 PM, Jason Cobb via agora-discussion wrote: > Auction regulations are regulations defined by this rule, all of which > comprise a single body of law, and for which the Treasuror is the > promulgator. The scope of auction regulations is wholly restricted to > defining specific auction methods (i.e. "the default auction method") > and placing binding obligations upon auctioneers. Definitions in auction > regulations are used by Rules whenever clearly identified. The Treasuror > SHOULD promulgate auction regulations in a manner that aids trade and > commerce. To further aid trade and commerce, auction regulations are to > be interpreted in the name of fairness with deference to the method's > clear intent, if intent can be reasonably inferred.
Well, I tried to be a tapecutter in this rule, but Agorans be Agorans. Is this really an improvement over the more self-contained concept? (honestly I didn't want to use regulations at all here).
