Pursuant to Rule 2642, I initiate a stone auction with the following
lots: [Power Stone], [Soul 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.


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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:

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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:

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