Ben Caplan wrote:
>I personally find it helpful to have a printout for this reading,
Waste of paper. You're better off reading it in softcopy, so that you
can search around for key words.
-zefram
On Jan 28, 2008 8:35 PM, Ben Caplan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Generally, the best way is probably to take a careful read through the
> ruleset, which is available in the Rulekeepor's report (to agora-official,
> with the subject line "Short Logical Ruleset" or "Full Logical Ruleset" (you
> proba
On Monday 28 January 2008 6:48 Jeremy Koo wrote:
> So I get how nomics work, and I kind of see how the rules here are set up,
> but then I look in the thread archives and I become utterly lost. Folks
> with multiple votes, the difference between democratic and ordinary
> proposals, the senate, it'
1. It's almost always safe to just cast one vote for something.
Eventually you'll figure out you have a few more votes than that on
Ordinary proposals, but you can almost always just cast one vote.
So just vote how you like on any proposals that are distributed from
here on out.
2. Don't worry
Jeremy wrote:
Folks with multiple votes, the difference between democratic and
ordinary proposals, the senate, it's sort of a lot to handle. Does
anybody have some sage advice for a complete newbie such as myself?
Rules have a Power (R1688), generally from 1 to 3; higher-Power rules
have hi
So I get how nomics work, and I kind of see how the rules here are set up,
but then I look in the thread archives and I become utterly lost. Folks
with multiple votes, the difference between democratic and ordinary
proposals, the senate, it's sort of a lot to handle. Does anybody have some
sage a
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