On Tue, Jul 1, 2008 at 11:31 PM, Nick Vanderweit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > In my Agoran Economics contract (which can only get off the ground if people > *join*), I say that only a player may be a corporation. However, a > partnership can only exist if it does not have the same basis as another > player, per rule 2144 (Limited Partnerships). Now, I'd expect and hope it to > be possible for multiple corporations to exist with the same basis. Is a > partnership a considered a player? Can two partnerships exist with the same > members? Help me out here.
A partnership is just a contract that's considered a person. Like any other person, it's only considered a player if it registers, and it can exist without doing so. The basis restriction also only applies to registration, not existence. -root
