> On Aug 21, 2024, at 1:06 PM, Katherina Walshe-Grey via agora-business 
> <agora-busin...@agoranomic.org> wrote:
> 
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> Title: Erosion in Geological Rhyme
> Adoption Index: 2.0
> Author: Kate
> Co-authors:
> 
> Consider each player with one or more stones;
>  Take the sum of the Costs of the stones that e owns.
> And then, to compense for lost ius utendi,
>  That number of times, grant that player a Spendie.
> 
> Now, for each person who, from 2020,
>  Has owned any stones (even one would be plenty),
> In light of the long tradition Stones had
>  Grant em this Patent Title: "Stone Badge".
> 
> And whereas this Proposal seeks to insist
>  On the notion that stones will no longer exist,
>  Repeal (in order) the following list.
> That's Rules 2640 and 2641,
>  2642, 2644 (43's already gone), 
>  And then 2645, the last to be done.
> 
> COMMENTS:
> 
> I doubt this proposal will pass now and here,
>  But I hope to rhetorically make my point clear.
> The stone rules' complexity's always been high;
>  Few players to learn have been willing to try.
> 
> The most obvious problem's the tracking vocation:
>  We simply can't seem to retain a Stonemason.
> Janet once held it, for quite a long time,
>  But felt that the load was too high and resigned.
> 
> Relying on em was unfair, e expressed.
>  'Twas frustrating that others showed no interest.
>  (E already does too much work, I suggest.)
> E doubted another'd take over, and lo!
>  Another report did not therefrom follow.
>  And in the months since, not a one did up-show.
> 
> Without a Stonemason, complexity's worse.
>  Work multiplies like a terrible curse.
> Now, as well as the rules, we must also know what
>  The Stonemason should track, but right now does not.
> 
> We selected a victim by random sortition,
>  But e failed to manage, despite a petition.
> To be clear, e tried! I don't allocate blame.
>  But now e's resigned too, the position's the same.
> 
> If none of us can the records sustain,
>  Then I think it would be a mistake to retain
>  A system that's such a great chore to maintain.
> So unless the subgame can be fixed at its bones
>  I plead with you all to take heed of my moans
>  And bring to a close the Era of Stones.
> 
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I petition the Arbitor to republish this proposal with intent to
qualify for a Baccalaureate of Nomic Art.

Gaelan

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