Question: Are proposals implemented instantaneously or piecemeal?  I would
assume you'd want to flip the switches after they are defined?

On Tue, May 2, 2017 at 9:25 AM Nic Evans <nich...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I withdraw the proposal titled 'Granular Payday' and submit the
> following proposal:
>
> Title: Granular Paydays (v2)
> Adoption Index: 1
> Author: nichdel
> Co-author(s): Aris, o
>
> [v2: Changed the switches to be natural, fixed not specifying what
> offices are paid, and deleted a typo that suggested the report was paid
> instead of the player.]
>
> Flip the Payrate of every office to 2.
>
> Amend 2484 (Payday) to read, in full:
>
>       Payrate is a natural office switch, tracked by the ADoP, with a
>       default value of 2. Report Rate is a natural office switch,
>       tracked by the ADoP, with a default value of 2.
>
> [Add in Report Rate, which can be adjusted by-office.]
>
>       At the start of each month, if Agora's Balance is not 0 or less,
>       Agora SHALL pay each player 10 shinies.
>
> [Nothing changed here.]
>
>       Immediately afterward, for each report published last month (in
>       chronological order of publication), Agora SHALL pay the
>       publisher of the report the Report Rate for the office the report
>       is associated with unless paying would leave Agora's balance at a
>       negative value.
>
> [Pay out for published reports before offices, in a way similar to how
> offices are paid. It's very important to note that, if Report Rates
> were not equal, it'd be possible to pay the 1st and 3rd reports but not
> the 2nd, if the 2nd would make Agora's balance negative but the 3rd
> would not.]
>
>       Immediately afterward, for each office (first in ascending order
>       of Payrate, then in descending alphabetical order of office
>       name), Agora SHALL pay the holder of the office that office's
>       Payrate value unless paying would leave Agora's balance at a
>       negative value.
>
> [This paragraph is rewritten to hopefully be more clear, but it is
> functionally the same except for changing '0 or less' to 'negative'.]
>
>
>

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