Create, and blank, a wiki page entitled “Proofs”, with three sections “Established Proofs”, “Proofs under Deliberation”, and “Rejected Proofs”.

If the rule “Truth” exists, enact a subrule entitled “Proofs”:

At any time, any Atom may submit a proof by creating a story post entitled “Proofs”, and posting their proof both in the body of the post and on the wiki entitled “Proofs” in the “Proofs under Deliberation” section. An atom may have, at most 2 Proofs under deliberation at a time. After a Proof post has been posted, it goes under deliberation. During the deliberation period, any Atom may dissent with the proof by responding in the comments with or may agree with the proof by responding in the comments with . All dissenters must provide a logical argument for what logic is faulty in the proof. If at any point there is a quorum of votes FOR a Proof and there are no AGAINST votes in the comments, any Atom may move the proof into the “Established Proofs” section of the wiki and the Proof is no longer under deliberation. If there are any AGAINST votes and 48 hours have passed since the proposal of the Proof, it is up to the discretion of any Atom except the one who proposed the Proof to decide whether the arguments of the dissenters have merit. If the dissenters have successfully proven a fault in the proof, the Proof is moved to the “Rejected Proofs” section of the wiki, otherwise it is moved to the “Established Proofs” section. In either case, the Proof is no longer under deliberation. If an Atom realizes the flaw in their own Proof, they should vote AGAINST it in the comments. If an author a proof has voted in this way, any Atom may move the Proof into the “Rejected Proofs” section of the wiki. This Proof is no longer under deliberation.

Sorry that this is a little long. I keep wanting to write, “Once per time advancement”. I think that a mechanic to reward people for making proofs that are accepted, punish them for making proofs that are rejected, and allowing them to cut their losses by realizing the error of their own proof would be useful. Also, a mechanic to re-examine proofs later on in the game could also be good. Also, would it be possible to have a new category entitled Proofs, or do we just have to make do with Story Posts?