On 6/8/21 11:25 AM, Kerim Aydin via agora-business wrote:
> I submit the following proposal:
>
>
>
> Title: The Device
> AI: 1
> Coauthor: Murphy
>
> [inspired by Rules 2192-2193, "The Monster", by Murphy]
>
>
> Enact a Rule "The Device" with the following text:
>
> When the device is on:
> * click - hummm
>
> When the device is off:
> * whirr - THUNK
>
Some further notes:
> Enact a Rule "The Mad Engineer" with the following text:
>
> The Mad Engineer is an office; its holder is responsible for
> building and maintaining the Device. The device is a
> singleton switch with values off (default) and on. The Mad
> Engineer CAN flip the device to either on or off with Agoran
> Consent; any other player CAN do so with 2 Agoran Consent.
>
> The Mad Engineer CAN act on behalf of
> the device to take any action that the device may take, and
> SHALL act on behalf of the device to ensure that the device
> fulfills all of its duties.
>
> The Mad Engineer's weekly duties include the performance of the
> following tasks, in order:
>
> a) Randomly select exactly one rule. If the selected rule is
> either this rule or the rule "The Device", then
> 007 has been spotted near the self-destruct button; skip
> directly to proposal submission.
"skip directly to proposal submission" doesn't make sense, since no
proposals are being submitted.
> d) Announce intent to, with Agoran Consent, cause this rule
> to amend the rule "The Device" by inserting the modified
> text as the last list item in either the "device on" or
> "device off" lists in that rule (or, if 007 has been
> spotted, to repeal both that rule and this one).
> This intent announcement counts as the Mad Engineers's weekly
> report.
The Mad Engineer can announce intent to repeal the two rules, but the
paragraph below doesn't provide any procedures by which the rules could
be repealed.
>
> If the announcement of intent above is made with the procedure
> described above, the Mad Engineer CAN, with Agoran Consent, cause
> this rule to amend the rule "The Device" as indicated, and SHALL
> do so if the intent receives sufficient support.
--
Jason Cobb
Assessor, Rulekeepor, Stonemason