Thanks, this answers a lot of my questions. But how does VVLOP work? And is the system with Props and Pilots etc. still in use?
Tomas 2013/4/9 <com...@gmail.com> > As you can see in past threads, players typically reply to the Promotor's > distributions of proposals with FOR, AGAINST, or PRESENT (no vote but > prevents a proposal from failing due to a lack of quorum of voters) for > each proposal. Then the Assessor collects votes in a "voting results" > message and resolves the decisions, causing voted-for proposals to be > adopted. > Some details: > - The voting period is typically a week; votes between the end of the > voting period and resolution don't count. > - You have to be a player at the time of distribution to vote. > - You can retract/change votes. > - You usually have multiple votes on a given proposal; you can split them > between options, but just saying "FOR" is enough to cast all your votes > FOR, etc. (R2280). > - The ratio of FOR to AGAINST has to be >= the adoption index for the > proposal to be adopted; higher AI lets the proposal affect higher-powered > rules. > - Voting has been democratic for virtually all proposals for a long time, > but afaik the recent reintroduction of VVLOP should change that (which > makes the game more interesting); you can still submit Democratic proposals > if you want a fair vote. > > Not sure if that answers your questions. > > On Apr 9, 2013, at 2:53 PM, "Tysger B." <tysg...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > Can anybody explain how voting exactly works at Agora? > > I have read all of the rules today, but this stays a bit unclear to me. > > > > Tomas >
