In the rule “Boring Box Company”, replace the paragraph beginning “A box is” with the following:

A box is a kind of resource. A box has properties for material, size, value, weight, and contents. The Warehouse Table is a list of boxes and their properties. The default value for weight is the same as the size, and the default value for contents is blank. The contents of a box are secretly tracked by the CEO, but the CEO may at any time assign each box an arbitrary public identifier to distinguish otherwise identical boxes from one another.

If the proposal “Horizontal Integration” was enacted, add a new subrule to Departments called “Warehouse” as follows:

An Employee may only take actions described in this rule if they are in the Warehouse.

If the proposal “Horizontal Integration” was failed, create a new rule called “Warehouse”.

Add the following to the rule “Warehouse”:

As a Weekday Action, an Employee may put something in a box by sending a private message or Discord DM to the CEO naming exactly one box in the Warehouse Table, and the name of an item they wish to put in, which may be any noun. An item in a box either has value (and is valuable), or has no value (and is not valuable).

The list of items that have value is secretly tracked by the CEO, but a SHA-256 hash of the list must be kept at the wiki page List of valuable box contents (SHA-256 hash). The list may only be changed by votable matter or where allowed by the ruleset. An item that has value is any term(s) that appear on the list, including spelling variations, plurals, or alternate grammatical forms. The CEO should resolve ambiguities in item names at their discretion in order to avoid confusion.

When an Employee puts an item in a box, the CEO must increase the box’s weight by 1, and set the box’s contents to the given item (or if multiple employees add an item to the same box, a comma separated list of those items). The first time any particular valuable item is sold in a box, the CEO must increase the Company Budget by a random value from 1 to 100 (inclusive), and increase the Options of the Employee that put the item in the box by 10% of that value, rounded up.

The CEO should, as soon as possible (and only once), perform the following atomic action:
* Populate a list of items (at their discretion) which have value.
* Generate a SHA-256 hash of the list, and add it to the wiki page List of valuable box contents (SHA-256 hash).
* Remove the bullet points comprising this atomic action, and the preceding sentence, from the ruleset.