Cycle 11/Ruleset - Revision history

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2022-11-25T02:07:53Z

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67.60.87.25: /* $ACT: Actions */ The proposal that added gamestate claiming

2022-02-20T23:20:05Z

$ACT: Actions: The proposal that added gamestate claiming

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	If a rule defining a game action does not specify a channel it can be performed in, it can be performed in #game-actions. If the channel specified by the rule does not exist, that game action may be performed in #game-actions as long as the message includes an unambiguous designation that it is intended to be a game action.		If a rule defining a game action does not specify a channel it can be performed in, it can be performed in #game-actions. If the channel specified by the rule does not exist, that game action may be performed in #game-actions as long as the message includes an unambiguous designation that it is intended to be a game action.

	Players ~~should make all possible efforts to track all game actions that~~ they ~~take in generally-agreed-upon applicable locations, in~~ a ~~timely manner (~~for ~~example: before~~ the ~~phase ends)~~		Players are considered reputable if they have continuously been a player for the previous seven days or if they have continuously been a player from a time that was within 3 days of the round starting.

	Players ~~are considered reputable if they have continuously been~~ a ~~player~~ for ~~the previous seven days or if they have continuously been~~ a player ~~from~~ a ~~time that was~~ within ~~3 days~~ of ~~the round starting~~.		Whenever a player performs an action that would modify the gamestate, the result of that action must be "claimed" before it is considered valid. To claim the outcome of a valid action, a reasonable effort must be made to track the outcome of the action in the generally-agreed-upon applicable location. Players should take responsibility by making their own claims on their actions, but a claim for a player's action can be made by any reasonable party (such as other players) that is capable of tracking gamestate modifications.

			If the outcome of a non-proposal action is not claimed within 24 hours after the phase in which the outcome would take place, the action is invalidated. If the rewards of a proposal coming into effect are not claimed within that time, then they are destroyed.

	== $TRAD: Trade ==		== $TRAD: Trade ==

miraheze>Nyhilo: Proposal 😠

2022-01-31T05:31:57Z

Proposal 😠

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	Once per phase a player can do each of the following by stating they do so in bureau-of-business:		Once per phase a player can do each of the following by stating they do so in bureau-of-business:
	* ~~Gain 1 share~~ of $BBB		* Transfer N shares of $BBB from the Bureau of Business to themself and then gain (4-N) shares of $BBB, where N is 3 or the number of shares of $BBB owned by the Bureau of Business, whichever is lower. This is called "the phasely claim".
	* Transfer 3 of the Bureau of Business' $BBB shares ~~to themself~~.

	~~To perform one's~~ phasely claim ~~is to do the first two actions in the list immediately preceding this paragraph~~.

	== $PEEL: Repealing ==		== $PEEL: Repealing ==

	When a rule is repealed it is destroyed and is no longer in effect. Any shareholder benefits provided by the repealed rule cease immediately. Each entity has its shares of that rule converted into half as many $BBB shares, rounded down.		When a rule is repealed it is destroyed and is no longer in effect. Any shareholder benefits provided by the repealed rule cease immediately. Each entity has its shares of that rule converted into half as many $BBB shares, rounded down.

miraheze>CodeTriangle: /* $SHAC: Shareholder Actions */ list formatting

2022-01-23T23:30:52Z

$SHAC: Shareholder Actions: list formatting

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	A Shareholder of a rule can "Reinvest Dividends" for that rule by declaring their intent in #shareholder-actions if all of the following are true:		A Shareholder of a rule can "Reinvest Dividends" for that rule by declaring their intent in #shareholder-actions if all of the following are true:

	1. They have not Reinvested Dividends during that phase		# They have not Reinvested Dividends during that phase
			# They are not a Majority or Minority Shareholder of that rule
	2. They are not a Majority or Minority Shareholder of that rule		# The BoB has at least 1 share of that rule

	3. The BoB has at least 1 share of that rule

	When a Shareholder Reinvests Dividends, that Shareholder transfers 1 share of that Rule from the BoB to themself.		When a Shareholder Reinvests Dividends, that Shareholder transfers 1 share of that Rule from the BoB to themself.

miraheze>Klinkplink: /* $SHAC: Shareholder Actions */ Proposal: Reinvest Dividends passed

2022-01-23T20:35:17Z

$SHAC: Shareholder Actions: Proposal: Reinvest Dividends passed

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	When a Share Split is issued against a rule, each Minority Shareholder of that rule loses 1 $BBB, and each Shareholder of that rule gains 1 share of that rule.		When a Share Split is issued against a rule, each Minority Shareholder of that rule loses 1 $BBB, and each Shareholder of that rule gains 1 share of that rule.


			A Shareholder of a rule can "Reinvest Dividends" for that rule by declaring their intent in #shareholder-actions if all of the following are true:

			1. They have not Reinvested Dividends during that phase

			2. They are not a Majority or Minority Shareholder of that rule

			3. The BoB has at least 1 share of that rule

			When a Shareholder Reinvests Dividends, that Shareholder transfers 1 share of that Rule from the BoB to themself.

	== $ALCH: Alchemy ==		== $ALCH: Alchemy ==

miraheze>Nyhilo at 07:51, 17 January 2022

2022-01-17T07:51:45Z

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	For each rule, there is a class of fungible items representing shares of ownership of that rule. When a new rule is created by a standard proposal, the most recent owner of that proposal gains 6 shares of the rule, and the Bureau of Business gains 4 shares of the rule. When a standard proposal takes effect, for each rule that it alters, a share of that rule is created in the possession of the most recent owner.		For each rule, there is a class of fungible items representing shares of ownership of that rule. When a new rule is created by a standard proposal, the most recent owner of that proposal gains 6 shares of the rule, and the Bureau of Business gains 4 shares of the rule. When a standard proposal takes effect, for each rule that it alters, a share of that rule is created in the possession of the most recent owner.

			The Market Cap of a rule is the total number of shares associated with that rule.

	== $SHCL: Shareholder Classes ==		== $SHCL: Shareholder Classes ==
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	A player can perform a share transmutation by saying they do in #shareholder-actions and specifying a rule for which they are a minority shareholder. Players may not transmute shares if they have already done so during that phase, or if they do not have the requisite items to destroy. When a player performs a share transmutation, four shares of $BBB are destroyed from their possession and one share of the specified rule is created in their possession.		A player can perform a share transmutation by saying they do in #shareholder-actions and specifying a rule for which they are a minority shareholder. Players may not transmute shares if they have already done so during that phase, or if they do not have the requisite items to destroy. When a player performs a share transmutation, four shares of $BBB are destroyed from their possession and one share of the specified rule is created in their possession.

			== $VAL: Share Valuation ==
			Each Rule has a value and a resting value. Additionally, a share of a rule is said to have a value which is equal to the value of its rule divided by the Market Cap of that rule, rounded down. Both the initial value and resting value of each rule is 200, except for $BBB which has an initial value and resting value of 400. At any time, a player may trigger a Valuation on the market. When a Valuation is triggered, roll a d100 for each rule. The value of each rule is then updated given the following formula, where '''roll''' is the result of the roll, '''rest''' is the resting value of the rule, '''current''' is the current value of the rule, and '''delta''' is previous positive or negative change on the rule the last time a Valuation was triggered (0 if a Valuation hasn't been triggered for the rule before):

			<code>floor( ('''roll'''-50) + '''current''' + ('''rest'''-'''current''')/5 + '''delta'''/4 )</code>

			A Valuation on the market may only be triggered once each week.

	== $ACT: Actions ==		== $ACT: Actions ==
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	== $BBB: Business Bureau Bylaws ==		== $BBB: Business Bureau Bylaws ==

	There is an entity called the Bureau of Business which can own Items and Proposals. When a Proposal or Item would otherwise lack an owner, it is transferred to the Bureau of Business instead of being destroyed. The Bureau of Business begins the game owning 30 shares of $BBB and 20 Shares each of all other initial rules. Players can trade with the Bureau of Business at the following rates by stating they do so in #bureau-of-business:		There is an entity called the Bureau of Business which can own Items and Proposals. When a Proposal or Item would otherwise lack an owner, it is transferred to the Bureau of Business instead of being destroyed. The Bureau of Business begins the game owning 30 shares of $BBB and 20 Shares each of all other initial rules. Players can trade with the Bureau of Business at the following rates by stating they do so in bureau-of-business:
	* ~~Pay 2~~ shares of any ~~rule to receive any 1 share~~ owned by the Bureau of Business.
	* Pay 1 share of ~~$BBB~~ to ~~receive any 1 non $BBB share owned by~~ the ~~Bureau~~ of ~~Business~~.		Once per rule per phase a player may perform the following by stating they do so in bureau-of-business:
			* Transfer any number of their own shares to the Bureau of Business in exchange for any shares owned by the Bureau of Business, so long as the total value of shares being transferred is greater than or equal to the total value of shares being received.

	Once per phase a player can do each of the following by stating they do so in #bureau-of-business:		Once per phase a player can do each of the following by stating they do so in bureau-of-business:
	* ~~gain~~ 1 ~~shares~~ of $BBB		* Gain 1 share of $BBB
	* ~~transfer~~ 3 of the Bureau of Business' $BBB shares to themself.		* Transfer 3 of the Bureau of Business' $BBB shares to themself.

	To perform one's phasely claim is to do the first two actions in the list immediately preceding this paragraph.		To perform one's phasely claim is to do the first two actions in the list immediately preceding this paragraph.

miraheze>CodeTriangle: /* $BBB: Business Bureau Bylaws */ Proposal 🗨️ 🗨️ ➡️ 🗨️ (Trungle)

2022-01-07T00:13:04Z

$BBB: Business Bureau Bylaws: Proposal 🗨️ 🗨️ ➡️ 🗨️ (Trungle)

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	* gain 1 shares of $BBB		* gain 1 shares of $BBB
	* transfer 3 of the Bureau of Business' $BBB shares to themself.		* transfer 3 of the Bureau of Business' $BBB shares to themself.

			To perform one's phasely claim is to do the first two actions in the list immediately preceding this paragraph.

	== $PEEL: Repealing ==		== $PEEL: Repealing ==

	When a rule is repealed it is destroyed and is no longer in effect. Any shareholder benefits provided by the repealed rule cease immediately. Each entity has its shares of that rule converted into half as many $BBB shares, rounded down.		When a rule is repealed it is destroyed and is no longer in effect. Any shareholder benefits provided by the repealed rule cease immediately. Each entity has its shares of that rule converted into half as many $BBB shares, rounded down.

miraheze>CodeTriangle: Proposal 🪄 🪙 ✨ (Trigon)

2022-01-07T00:12:31Z

Proposal 🪄 🪙 ✨ (Trigon)

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	When a Share Split is issued against a rule, each Minority Shareholder of that rule loses 1 $BBB, and each Shareholder of that rule gains 1 share of that rule.		When a Share Split is issued against a rule, each Minority Shareholder of that rule loses 1 $BBB, and each Shareholder of that rule gains 1 share of that rule.

			== $ALCH: Alchemy ==

			A player can perform a share transmutation by saying they do in #shareholder-actions and specifying a rule for which they are a minority shareholder. Players may not transmute shares if they have already done so during that phase, or if they do not have the requisite items to destroy. When a player performs a share transmutation, four shares of $BBB are destroyed from their possession and one share of the specified rule is created in their possession.

	== $ACT: Actions ==		== $ACT: Actions ==

miraheze>CodeTriangle: this proposal should not have been passed, that's on me

2021-12-31T03:00:30Z

this proposal should not have been passed, that's on me

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	When a Share Split is issued against a rule, each Minority Shareholder of that rule loses 1 $BBB, and each Shareholder of that rule gains 1 share of that rule.		When a Share Split is issued against a rule, each Minority Shareholder of that rule loses 1 $BBB, and each Shareholder of that rule gains 1 share of that rule.

	The Majority Shareholder of a rule can issue a Buyout of that rule in #shareholder-actions. When a Buyout is issued, all shares of the rule in question owned by the Bureau of Business are transferred to the Majority Shareholder in exchange for an equal amount of $BOB shares. The Majority Shareholder must own enough $BOB shares to facilitate this before issuing the Buyout. Following the Buyout, the rule is considered Private.

	~~The Majority Shareholder of a Private rule can issue a Publication of that rule in #shareholder-actions. Doing so means the rule is no longer considered Private.~~

	== $ACT: Actions ==		== $ACT: Actions ==
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	There is an entity called the Bureau of Business which can own Items and Proposals. When a Proposal or Item would otherwise lack an owner, it is transferred to the Bureau of Business instead of being destroyed. The Bureau of Business begins the game owning 30 shares of $BBB and 20 Shares each of all other initial rules. Players can trade with the Bureau of Business at the following rates by stating they do so in #bureau-of-business:		There is an entity called the Bureau of Business which can own Items and Proposals. When a Proposal or Item would otherwise lack an owner, it is transferred to the Bureau of Business instead of being destroyed. The Bureau of Business begins the game owning 30 shares of $BBB and 20 Shares each of all other initial rules. Players can trade with the Bureau of Business at the following rates by stating they do so in #bureau-of-business:
	* Pay 2 shares of any ~~non-Private~~ rule to receive any 1 share owned by the Bureau of Business.		* Pay 2 shares of any rule to receive any 1 share owned by the Bureau of Business.
	* Pay 1 share of $BBB to receive any 1 non $BBB share owned by the Bureau of Business.		* Pay 1 share of $BBB to receive any 1 non $BBB share owned by the Bureau of Business.

miraheze>CodeTriangle: whoops i put these in the wrong place

2021-12-20T01:33:37Z

whoops i put these in the wrong place

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	When a player is a Majority Shareholder on at least two thirds of all rules, they win the game and the Cycle ends.		When a player is a Majority Shareholder on at least two thirds of all rules, they win the game and the Cycle ends.

	The Majority Shareholder of a rule can issue a Buyout of that rule in #shareholder-actions. When a Buyout is issued, all shares of the rule in question owned by the Bureau of Business are transferred to the Majority Shareholder in exchange for an equal amount of $BOB shares. The Majority Shareholder must own enough $BOB shares to facilitate this before issuing the Buyout. Following the Buyout, the rule is considered Private.

	~~The Majority Shareholder of a Private rule can issue a Publication of that rule in #shareholder-actions. Doing so means the rule is no longer considered Private.~~

	== $SHAC: Shareholder Actions ==		== $SHAC: Shareholder Actions ==
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	When a Share Split is issued against a rule, each Minority Shareholder of that rule loses 1 $BBB, and each Shareholder of that rule gains 1 share of that rule.		When a Share Split is issued against a rule, each Minority Shareholder of that rule loses 1 $BBB, and each Shareholder of that rule gains 1 share of that rule.

			The Majority Shareholder of a rule can issue a Buyout of that rule in #shareholder-actions. When a Buyout is issued, all shares of the rule in question owned by the Bureau of Business are transferred to the Majority Shareholder in exchange for an equal amount of $BOB shares. The Majority Shareholder must own enough $BOB shares to facilitate this before issuing the Buyout. Following the Buyout, the rule is considered Private.

			The Majority Shareholder of a Private rule can issue a Publication of that rule in #shareholder-actions. Doing so means the rule is no longer considered Private.

	== $ACT: Actions ==		== $ACT: Actions ==