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‘Whenever possible, substitute amendments to pre-existent rules for the enactment of entirely new rules.’

Tractatus Ludo-Nomicus

1 The ruleset is everything that is legal.
 1.1 The ruleset is the totality of rules, not of things.
  1.11 The ruleset is determined by the rules, and by these being all the rules.
  1.12 For the totality of rules determines both what is legal, and also all that is not legal.
  1.13 The rules in logical space are the ruleset.
 1.2 The ruleset divides into rules.
  1.21 Any one can either be legal or not be legal, and everything else remain the same.

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