“Vote for all proposals which would benefit this bot” Love the basic idea, though. Just needs to be written out a little more clearly.
Gaelan > On Feb 26, 2018, at 5:59 AM, Cuddle Beam <cuddleb...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Some way to use our resources for a "minigame". You can spend them to get > more consonants and vowels for a "bot" (which "runs" on natural language > rather than any software language) to win a monthly game. > > For example, you could start off with a bot that just has "Always propose ' > I win and the game ends ' and vote AGAINST all other proposals" as its > "code", and then gradually make it better, smarter and more insidious as > you get more riches. > > For example, upgrading it to: > > "Always vote FOR to DaisyBot's proposals and vote AGAINST all others, > Always propose "Daisybot and I win and the game ends"" > > ---*--- > > Players can have Nomicbots, which are entities with Instructions. A > Nomicbot's Instructions is a text document with instructions about its > behavior. A Nomicbot's Instructions is blank by default. > > A Player can create a Nomicbot by destroying 1 ore for this purpose. > > A player can destroy X corn and Y stone to cause modifications to the text > of the Instructions of one of their Nomicbots which involve up to X*10 > vowels and X*50 consonants. > > -- > > Nomicbots can Duel, and there is a Duel among all Nomicbots at the start of > each Month, hosted by the [Office]. The [Office] shall publish a report > with the processing of the Nomicbot's Instructions to play the Duel. > > Duels are games of Nomic, with the initial rules being Peter Suber's > original Nomic Initial Ruleset. but: > - With the players being the Nomicbots > - all Judge and interpretation requirements defaulting to the [Office] > hosting the Duel. > - Nomicbots during duels that have no voting specifications in their > Instructions do not count towards vote quorum/majorities. > > If a Nomicbot wins the game of the Duel, their owner earns 1/Z Merit (a > non-transferable and indestructible asset), where Z is the amount of > Nomicbots which won that Duel. When a player has 1 Merit, they win the game > and lose all their Merit.
