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RESOLUTION OF PROPOSALS 9186-9191 | ||
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THIS IS AN AUTOMATICALLY GENERATED REPORT. | ||
SOME INFORMATION MAY DIFFER FROM THE HISTORICAL REPORT. | ||
THE ASSESSMENT SENT TO THE PUBLIC FORUM IS THE DEFINITIVE SOURCE OF HISTORICAL INFORMATION. | ||
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The official historical report is located at https://mailman.agoranomic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/private/agora-official/2024-October/018099.html | ||
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ID Title Result | ||
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9186 No more stamps for Agora ADOPTED | ||
9187 Gray Ribbon clarification ADOPTED | ||
9188 Double Default Trouble ADOPTED | ||
9189 Did you get a permit for that party? ADOPTED | ||
9190 If there exists a party ADOPTED | ||
9191 Back to the twenties ADOPTED | ||
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I hereby resolve the Agoran decisions to adopt the below proposals. | ||
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The quorum for all below decisions was 7. | ||
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VOTING STRENGTHS | ||
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Strength is 3 unless otherwise noted. | ||
#: player has voting strength 3 | ||
$: player has voting strength 4 | ||
%: player has voting strength 5 | ||
^: player has voting strength 6 | ||
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PROPOSALS | ||
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PROPOSAL 9186 (No more stamps for Agora) | ||
AUTHOR: kiako | ||
CLASS: ORDINARY | ||
FOR (6): Janet^, Kate%, Mischief^, Murphy^, kiako, lare290 | ||
AGAINST (1): snail^ | ||
PRESENT (1): juan% | ||
BALLOTS: 8 | ||
AI (F/A): 29/6 (AI=1.0) | ||
POPULARITY: 0.625 | ||
OUTCOME: ADOPTED | ||
[ | ||
Murphy: Mischief is the Collector: Endorsement of Mischief | ||
] | ||
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PROPOSAL 9187 (Gray Ribbon clarification) | ||
AUTHOR: kiako | ||
CLASS: DEMOCRATIC | ||
FOR (6): Kate, Mischief, Murphy, kiako, lare290, snail | ||
AGAINST (0): | ||
PRESENT (2): Janet, juan | ||
BALLOTS: 8 | ||
AI (F/A): 18/0 (AI=3.0) | ||
POPULARITY: 0.750 | ||
OUTCOME: ADOPTED | ||
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PROPOSAL 9188 (Double Default Trouble) | ||
AUTHOR: kiako | ||
CLASS: ORDINARY | ||
FOR (4): Kate%, kiako, lare290, snail^ | ||
AGAINST (1): Janet^ | ||
PRESENT (3): Mischief^, Murphy^, juan% | ||
BALLOTS: 8 | ||
AI (F/A): 17/6 (AI=2.0) | ||
POPULARITY: 0.375 | ||
OUTCOME: ADOPTED | ||
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PROPOSAL 9189 (Did you get a permit for that party?) | ||
AUTHOR: Janet | ||
CLASS: DEMOCRATIC | ||
FOR (6): Janet, Kate, Murphy, kiako, lare290, snail | ||
AGAINST (0): | ||
PRESENT (2): Mischief, juan | ||
BALLOTS: 8 | ||
AI (F/A): 18/0 (AI=3.0) | ||
POPULARITY: 0.750 | ||
OUTCOME: ADOPTED | ||
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PROPOSAL 9190 (If there exists a party) | ||
AUTHOR: Janet | ||
CLASS: DEMOCRATIC | ||
FOR (4): Kate, Murphy, lare290, snail | ||
AGAINST (0): | ||
PRESENT (4): Janet, Mischief, juan, kiako | ||
BALLOTS: 8 | ||
AI (F/A): 12/0 (AI=3.0) | ||
POPULARITY: 0.500 | ||
OUTCOME: ADOPTED | ||
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PROPOSAL 9191 (Back to the twenties) | ||
AUTHOR: snail | ||
CLASS: ORDINARY | ||
FOR (4): Kate%, juan%, lare290, snail^ | ||
AGAINST (2): Janet^, Mischief^ | ||
PRESENT (2): Murphy^, kiako | ||
BALLOTS: 8 | ||
AI (F/A): 19/12 (AI=1.0) | ||
POPULARITY: 0.250 | ||
OUTCOME: ADOPTED | ||
[ | ||
Murphy: oliver.n is the Collector: Endorsement of non-voter oliver.n: Inextricable | ||
] | ||
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The full text of each ADOPTED proposal is included below: | ||
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ID: 9186 | ||
Title: No more stamps for Agora | ||
Adoption index: 1.0 | ||
Author: kiako | ||
Co-authors: | ||
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[Agora was given permission to hold stamps by P 9075, but was not reverted | ||
when the raffle was repealed in P 9105. Since there's no economic benefit | ||
to sending stamps to Agora, this is unnecessary complexity.] | ||
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Amend Rule 2659 ("Stamps") by replacing | ||
{ | ||
Stamps are a category of asset ownable by players and Agora. | ||
} | ||
with | ||
{ | ||
Stamps are a category of asset ownable by players. | ||
} | ||
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ID: 9187 | ||
Title: Gray Ribbon clarification | ||
Adoption index: 3.0 | ||
Author: kiako | ||
Co-authors: Janet, Kate | ||
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[This is the only rule where "unless e has done so earlier in the month" | ||
is used instead of "Once per month". | ||
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This proposal has two consequences: | ||
- Pending a CFJ (or precedent), the Tailor may be able to award two | ||
Gray Ribbons in the month this is adopted. | ||
- In a month where the Tailor changes to a new player, e will likely | ||
be unable to award a Gray Ribbon if the prior Tailor had done so that | ||
month, where the previous version may have allowed it. | ||
Seeing as Gray ribbons aren't exactly a hot commodity right now, I think | ||
the simplicity is better than the potential extra award.] | ||
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Amend Rule 2438 ("Ribbons")by replacing | ||
{ | ||
The Tailor CAN award a Gray Ribbon by announcement, unless e has done | ||
so earlier in the month. | ||
} | ||
with | ||
{ | ||
Once per month the Tailor CAN award a Gray Ribbon by announcement. | ||
} | ||
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ID: 9188 | ||
Title: Double Default Trouble | ||
Adoption index: 2.0 | ||
Author: kiako | ||
Co-authors: | ||
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[No numerical switch uses the "default to 0" fallback, except for | ||
Crystal's identity, which is always set to a different value before it | ||
can be used. Considering the "default to null" fallback, 5 switches | ||
explicitly create and define a "none" instance, and two more define | ||
similar values under different names ("unassigned" and "vacant"). It is | ||
clear then that neither of these fallbacks take on the semantic meaning | ||
of "a default value meant to be used". | ||
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In this case, it would make more sense to unambiguously allow Crystal | ||
identity to default to "null", assigning that fallback the semantic | ||
meaning of "This switch must have a default value, but it does not | ||
matter what it is because it is never used in practice." | ||
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Janet noted that this would break mathematical operations if a numerical | ||
switch ends up using the default, but under this new semantic meaning I | ||
believe the outcome is what is expected: since "null + 3" is undefined, | ||
the switch fails to be flipped, and remains "null". (Defaulting to 0, on | ||
the other hand, would give the guise that the default should be | ||
considered a usable instance.)] | ||
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Amend Rule 2509 ("Agoran Numbers") by removing the following paragraph: | ||
{ | ||
If 0 is in the specified values for a numerical switch and no | ||
default value is otherwise specified, 0 is the default value for that | ||
switch. | ||
} | ||
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ID: 9189 | ||
Title: Did you get a permit for that party? | ||
Adoption index: 3.0 | ||
Author: Janet | ||
Co-authors: Kate | ||
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Amend Rule 2480 ("Festivals") by replacing the final paragraph with the | ||
following paragraph: | ||
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{ | ||
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A player who would be Festive if Agora's Festivity were N CAN flip it to | ||
N (where N is an integer greater than Agora's Festivity) with 4 support | ||
from other players who would be Festive if Agora's Festivity were N, | ||
unless Agora's Festivity has had a value greater than or equal to N in | ||
the past 21 days. | ||
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} | ||
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and by appending the following sentence to the first paragraph: | ||
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{ | ||
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A Festival is ongoing whenever Agora's Festivity is non-zero. | ||
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} | ||
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and by replacing each instance of "nonzero" with "non-zero". | ||
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[Removes the definition of the action of Starting a Festival, which was | ||
mildly redundant and, more importantly, did not have its POSSIBILITY | ||
secured. Cleans up some other language to be more precise.] | ||
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Amend Rule 2481 ("Festival Restrictions") by replacing each instance of | ||
"nonzero" with "non-zero". | ||
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[While we're here, normalize this language.] | ||
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ID: 9190 | ||
Title: If there exists a party | ||
Adoption index: 3.0 | ||
Author: Janet | ||
Co-authors: Kate | ||
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Amend Rule 2480 ("Festivals") by replacing the final two paragraphs with | ||
the following paragraphs: | ||
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{ | ||
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A Festive person is a person whose Laudability is greater than or equal | ||
to Agora's Festivity. An N-Festive person is a person who would be | ||
Festive, were Agora's Festivity N. | ||
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For any integer N greater than Agora's Festivity, an N-Festive player | ||
CAN flip Agora's Festivity to N with 4 support from other N-Festive | ||
players, unless Agora's Festivity has had a value greater than or equal | ||
to N in the past 21 days. | ||
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} | ||
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[Adds onto the first proposal ("Did you get a permit for that party?") | ||
by rewriting the same text in slightly more mathematical language. We | ||
think this is clearer than the original rule, but opinions may vary. The | ||
two proposals are written such that this should work even if the first | ||
one doesn't pass.] | ||
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ID: 9191 | ||
Title: Back to the twenties | ||
Adoption index: 1.0 | ||
Author: snail | ||
Co-authors: | ||
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Amend Rule 2690 (Spendies) by replacing "every player is granted 15 | ||
Spendies" with "every player is granted 20 Spendies". | ||
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