Goethe wrote:
> Wasn't it Peter Suber who said (paraphrasing) "anyone who agrees to
> a Rules change mechanism that's anything other than unanimous deserves
> what they get"? -G.
http://www.earlham.edu/~peters/writing/nomic.htm
"After Nomic was first published in Scientific American, a German
On Thu, 20 Nov 2008, Pavitra wrote:
> On Tuesday 18 November 2008 02:46:42 am Alexander Smith wrote:
>> Ugh, probably a bug. It's an interesting question, though; if a
>> contract specifies horrible penalties for leaving if it's amended,
>> is that a good thing? Maybe we should relax this a bit a
On Tuesday 18 November 2008 02:46:42 am Alexander Smith wrote:
> Pavitra wrote:
> > ais523 wrote:
> > > * There was a period lasting at least 4 days during which
> > > the person was aware of or could easily have found out that an
> > > attempt or intent to make that amendment was being made,
ais523 wrote:
>>> * There was a period lasting at least 4 days during which the
>>> person was aware of or could easily have found out that an
>>> attempt or intent to make that amendment was being made,
>>> and could have ceased to agree to the document in question
>
Pavitra wrote:
> ais523 wrote:
> > calculated. A contract's Spirit can be Legal, Equitable, or both
> > (but must be at least one of Legal or Equitable); other rules
> A contract's Spirit can be Legal, Equitable, or Dual.
I thought of that. May as well.
> > The only appropriate sentence in a questi
On Tuesday 18 November 2008 12:26:25 am Ed Murphy wrote:
> Pavitra wrote:
> >> * There was a period lasting at least 4 days during which
> >> the person was aware of or could easily have found out that an
> >> attempt or intent to make that amendment was being made, and
> >> could have ceased
Pavitra wrote:
>> * There was a period lasting at least 4 days during which the
>> person was aware of or could easily have found out that an
>> attempt or intent to make that amendment was being made,
>> and could have ceased to agree to the document in question
>>
ais523 wrote:
> Quick transition guide:
> Anything > Unbinding (insufficient parties)
> Unbinding > Secret (private agreement)
> Secret > Hidden (informing the Notary)
> Hidden > Loose (publishing text and membership)
> Unbinding > Loose (agreeing to a contract that's been published)
> Loose > Pub
> calculated. A contract's Spirit can be Legal, Equitable, or both
> (but must be at least one of Legal or Equitable); other rules
A contract's Spirit can be Legal, Equitable, or Dual.
> The only appropriate sentence in a question on sentencing with
> respect to a non-Legal contract is DISCHARGE.
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