I bid 300 on concentration stone On Wed, Jul 7, 2021, 2:08 AM Jason Cobb via agora-official < [email protected]> wrote:
> Pursuant to Rule 2642, I initiate a stone auction with the following > lots: [Sabotage Stone], [Concentration Stone], [Protection Stone]. > > The method to be used for this auction is a Selective-bid Auction, > defined jointly by regulations AM0 and AM5. In case of contradiction > between either the latest published ACORN or the platonic set of auction > regulations and the below text, the below text shall control. > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Regulation AM0/2 > Generalized Auction > > Generalized auctions exist to give context to the form of other > types of auctions. They CANNOT be held directly. Other auction > methods that use this type of auction as a starting point can > override attributes of generalized auctions except when it is > explicitly stated that that attribute is not able to be > overridden. > > INITIATION: When a person CAN begin an auction by this or any > derivative method, e CAN only do so by specifying the type of > auction method to be held, a list of lots to be auctioned off, and > the currency for the auction in a public message (henceforth the > "initiation message"). The bidding period starts at this point. > > BIDDING: Players CAN place a bid on an auction in its bidding > period by creating a public message (henceforth a "bid message") > specifying a number of the auction's currency as eir bid not equal > to the bid of another player. Players CAN withdraw from an open > auction by announcement. > > TERMINATION: The bidding period ends four days after the final > instance of any of the following events' occurance: > * the auction begins > * a bid is placed > * a player withdraws from the auction > > RETRIEVAL: When the bidding period ends, the retrieval period > begins. During the retrieval period, bidders will be allowed to > retrieve the assets required to pay for their bid. The retrieval > period lasts three days. Failing to have the requisite assets when > the retrieval period for an auction ends constitutes the Class 1 > Crime of Underfundedness. > > AWARDING: For each auction, there are a number of awardees equal > to the number of lots. The Nth lot of an auction goes to the Nth > awardee of that auction. If the identity of an awardee is > undecidable, then that lot cannot be given away. Auction methods > specify how awardees are picked for auctions using that method. > > PAYMENT AMOUNT: The amount that an awardee in an auction is > required to pay for eir lot is, unless otherwise specified, the > amount of the auction's curency specified in eir highest bid on > that auction. > > FUNDED PLAYERS: Derivative auction methods should ensure that only > players who, at the end of an auction's retrieval period, have at > least as much of that auction's currency as the amount that e is > required to pay in that auction (hereafter "funded players") can > be selected as awardees for auctions using that auction method. > > DISTRIBUTION: The auctioneer for an auction CAN and SHALL, within > seven days of the ending of that auction's retrieval period, > create a public message (henceforth the "distribution message") > that contains a full history of bids on the auction and > withdrawals from the auction. It must also clearly indicate each > awardee and the lot e recieves. In this message, the auctioneer > CAN and SHALL destroy the amount to be paid from the inventory > each awardee and transfer to that player (or create in eir > possession if the item is new) the set of assets associated with > the lot e won. Failing to publish a distribution message > constitutes the Class 3 Crime of Auction Abandonment. > > ACTIVE BIDS: The set of active bids for an auction is the set of > all funded, non-withdrawn players' highest bids on that auction. > > History: > > Enacted by Trigon, 08 Aug 2020 > Amended(1) by Trigon, 28 Mar 2021 > Amended(2) by Trigon, 05 May 2021 > > Annotations: > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Regulation AM5/1 > Selective-bid Auctions > > Selective-bit auctions function like generalized auctions except: > > * Bidding messages on a selective-bid auction must also specify a > lot that is preferred. > * The Nth awardee of a selective-bid auction is the player who > placed the highest active bid whose preferred bid is the Nth > lot. > > History: > > Enacted by Trigon, 08 Aug 2020 > Amended(1) by Trigon, 05 May 2021 > > Annotations: > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > >
