Proposal: Shared Rules
Times out at 9-3. Failed. Oze
Adminned at 31 Dec 2008 02:28:25 UTC
Create a rule “Shared Proposals”
In this rule X, Y and Z refer to different factions. A proposal may have [Shared X/Y] in front of the subject, where X and Y are decided by the creator of the proposal. It is referred to as a shared proposal. Shared proposals cannot be faction posts. Shared proposals may only create or modify shared rules. Only a shared proposal or rule can modify a shared rule. When a shared proposal passes, it creates or changes a shared rule which is shared between the factions X and Y. The title of a shared rule or sub-rule must be prefixed by [X/Y]. Shared rules can affect the rules and gamestate of X and Y but it cannot affect the rules and gamestate of Z. To pass, a shared proposal must reach the quorum of both X and Y. The quorum of the main rules is irrelevant. If a shared proposal between X and Y is created by a member of Z, it can be self killed but no other vote by anyone in Z is valid. This includes the implicit FOR vote from the creator of the proposal. A sub-rule may not be shared if the rule it belongs to is not shared. If a rule is shared, all sub-rules of it are considered shared. The shared proposal must be legal in both rulesets that the shared rule would belong to.
I don’t really expect this to pass this late in the dynasty but it could be useful.
Escher:
It’s unclear to me if the phrase “a shared proposal must reach the quorum of both X and Y” means that it has to pass separately in X and Y, or if a quorum of the combined total of X and Y members has to be reached. (Yes, it’s nitpicky, but those two numbers could potentially be different by one due to rounding, and could then cause an argument as to whether the proposal should pass.)
Aside from that, I’m undecided on whether I like the concept, but that bit needs to be clarified before I’d feel comfortable even considering it.