On Fri, Jun 11, 2021 at 10:11:39AM -0700, Kerim Aydin via agora-discussion
wrote:
> Proto: The Firm
>
> [A change in the way vote cards lead to votes]
>
> Enact a Rule, "The Firm" (Power 2), with this text:
> The Firm is a secured ordered list of players. HR is an office;
> the firm as it was at the beginning of the week is part of HR's
> weekly report. A player's position on the list is their Employee
> Number.
>
> If a player is not on the list, or their position on the list
> is indeterminate, they are unemployed. Whenever a set of players
> becomes unemployed, HR CAN by announcement, and SHALL in a
> timely fashion, add them to the bottom of the firm in random
> order. [*]
>
> The Nth position in the firm is held by the player in the Nth
> ordinal position on the list. To promote someone is to move em
> up one position in the firm (towards the lowest ordinal position
> on the list), to demote someone is the opposite.
>
> All active players are board members. A board member CAN, as a
> board action, promote a specified player for a fee of N extra
> votes, or demote a specified player for a fee of 2*N extra votes,
> where N is one plus the number of board actions that member has
> previously performed in the week.
>
> [* this mechanism probably needs wording work. Intent is that if Alice
> becomes unemployed, than later Bob and Carol simultaneously, then finally
> Dan, that HR would add Alice first, then Bob&Carol in random order, then
> Dan. On adoption, all players would become unemployed so the first
> addition would be completely random].
How about:
HR CAN by announcement add all unemployed players to the bottom of
the firm in a specified order. Whenever e does so, e SHALL choose
the order randomly. Whenever a player is unemployed, HR SHALL add
them to the firm in a timely fashion.
Not exactly what you describe, but maybe a bit simpler to describe, and
HR's extra discretion here seems more interesting than harmful.
> Amend Rule 2422 (Voting Strength) by removing the following text:
> A player CAN Buy Strength by paying a fee of 1 Extra Share.
Might as well remove the rest of the paragraph too.
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Falsifian
