I've been a regular user of a Discourse forum for a few years, since
the Rust language community deprecated their mailing list in favor of
a Discourse instance.
Discourse has the interesting property that it actively seeks to allow
users to use it *as* a mailing list: receiving one email per post,
Hi folks!
A few months ago, I posted this:
On Feb 25, 2019, at 7:15 PM, Owen Jacobson wrote:
> However, the use of email (and the use of email distribution lists, in
> particular) is far out of favour on the internet at large. While most people
> can be taught to operate mailman and how to ef
On 2/26/2019 3:34 PM, Owen Jacobson wrote:
Do you happen to know which MUD platform Nomic World was based on? Some -
LambdaMOO comes to mind - are far more amenable to this sort of use case
than, say, Diku or River would have been.
I don't remember - this was a time where there was an active
On 2/26/19 4:34 PM, Owen Jacobson wrote> Reuben Staley
also wrote:
Along the same line, we have the distribution system of proposals. This goes
along with (1), but is still worth mentioning. In most other Nomics, proposals
are immediately put up for voting since one post can represent a prop
Reuben Staley wrote:
> The main manifestation of Agora's adaptation is reports. In BlogNomic, the
> Ruleset page on the wiki and the GNDT do most of the tracking, whereas in
> Agora, we publish the information every week because we can't keep a
> constantly changing record. If we were to trans
Woo! Yes, I agree entirely. I’ve brought up these arguments before as well
lol.
Although, Discus/Discourse are pretty obscure.
Discord is pretty good and the current mainstream for gaming, and a
growingly popular media for nomics (Infinite Nomic and Now we Nomic are
there)! It doesn’t favor essay
Hi, o!
I always thought the MUD (Nomic World) was the best place to play nomic in.
Because you could have all three of (1) real-time conversation, (2) message
boards for long threads and (3) automated systems, smoothly linked in a
single environment with user authentication, and you could adjus
Speaking of which, I own the agronomic Google Group if we ever want to set that
up as a backup.
Gaelan
> On Feb 25, 2019, at 8:59 PM, Reuben Staley wrote:
>
> One key trait of Nomic that comes from its main spin as a game built around
> rule changes is adaptability. I am of the opinion that,
One key trait of Nomic that comes from its main spin as a game built
around rule changes is adaptability. I am of the opinion that, as of
right now, there is no perfect forum on which to play Nomic, but Nomic
can and, with a reasonably wise group of players who each have the
strengths and limit
Hi Agorans! Please put the pitchforks down - I’m here with a question, not a
request.
It’s my view that the Rules and the structural properties of the fora in which
Agora is played have a sympathetic relationship with one another. The Rules and
CFJ case law combine to treat email as the preferr
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