BobTHJ wrote:
> I'm not opposed to a different taxation system...and to be honest I didn't
> intend for the Treasury to have to levy much tax in the first place.
In one of the previous currency systems (one that I think worked, as
opposed to the one Zefram mentions that apparently didn't), taxes
On 5/12/07, Zefram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Michael Slone wrote:
> each player must ensure that e is an
>officer for at least two out of every five months.
I presume that the intent is for non-officers to sell their votes.
Or perhaps sexual favours, if we can
On 5/12/07, Zefram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Roger Hicks wrote:
>The Tax Levy is a specific amount of Currency. At the beginning of each
>month, every natural person who is a COE must pay an amount of Currency
>equal to the Tax Levy to the Agoran Treasury.
A head tax. Periodically used in the
Michael Slone wrote:
> each player must ensure that e is an
>officer for at least two out of every five months.
I presume that the intent is for non-officers to sell their votes.
Or perhaps sexual favours, if we can work out how to do that without
any gender.
(I t
On 5/12/07, Roger Hicks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Create a rule titled "Department of the Treasury" with AI of 1 and this
text:
Rules have power, not adoption index.
The Tax Levy is a specific amount of Currency. At the beginning of each
month, every natural person who is a COE must pay an
Roger Hicks wrote:
>The Tax Levy is a specific amount of Currency. At the beginning of each
>month, every natural person who is a COE must pay an amount of Currency
>equal to the Tax Levy to the Agoran Treasury.
A head tax. Periodically used in the UK, most recently from 1989 to
1993, provoking w
This goes along with the previous proto I submitted regarding Currency:
Department of Treasury
AI: 1
Create a rule titled "Department of the Treasury" with AI of 1 and this
text:
{
There shall exist a COE known as the Agoran Treasury.
There exists an office known as the Secretary of the Treasu
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