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Whenever the rules refer to "text", or "characters", or "letters, digits,
and punctuation", or any idea similar to these, then the following
characters are permitted and no others.
A a B b C c D d E e F f G g H h I i J j K k L l M m N n O o P p Q q R r S s T t U u V v W w X x Y y Z z 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ? ! @ # $ % ^ * ( ) [ ] { } " ' : ; . , = + - ~ / \ |
and null characters (white space: " ")
When alphabetic ordering is called for, then the leftmost non null character in a string shall be examined and those characters which come earlier in the above listing shall indicate higher placement on the order list. Ties cause the examination to proceed right along the string, skipping all null characters. If a some string being compared ends before any other being compared during this process, then that string shall be placed higher than strings which continue. No string composed of one null character is permitted.
Whenever an entity is named that name must be unique, where a unique name could be placed on an alphabetically ordered list of all names currently in use in Axiom and not tie with any other name for position on the ordered list.
If some text is already used which does not comply with this rule things are
still all right, but no new non-complying text is permissable.
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Name: Prop 2171248912798138971871932781, dskhfsjdlgkhglshlykglas
Author: Malaclypse
Status: Accepted
Finalized On: Jan 15, 1999
Resolved On: 22:39 on Jan 22, 1999
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Yes Votes: Malaclypse General Relativity Altra Corporal Punishment Goedel |
No Votes: Razorwing NotTonightJosephine |
The following Religions are defined entities. No other Religions exist:
Scientology
Mormonism
Atheism
Agnosticism
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
Taoism
Buddhism
Hinduism
Wicca
Native American Stuff
Some funny old polytheistic thing like Greeks or Norse
Godless Heathen
Satan-Worship
Gdel-Worship
Science-Worship
Yo-Mama-Worship
Yo-Yo-Ma-Worship
Elvis-Worship
Nomic-Worship
Unspecified
None
All
A Citizen can and must be Associated with one and only one religion. All Citizens not so Associated are Associated with the Unspecified Religion.
Name: Prop 1111111111, Yeti
Author: Malaclypse
Status: Rejected
Finalized On: Jan 15, 1999
Resolved On: 22:39 on Jan 22, 1999
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Yes Votes: Malaclypse Razorwing Altra |
No Votes: General Relativity Corporal Punishment NotTonightJosephine Goedel |
There is only one Yeti in Axiom. He is an entity with a location. The Yeti's position is set to a random set of coordinates within the range (-1000,1000) and (1000,-1000), then this sentence removes itself from this rule. The Yeti may vote as if he were an Alive! Citizen. A citizen can manipulate the Yeti may make the Yeti votܥe # .Z #W , l , l a ( T . K a MS Sans Serif Symbol Times New Roman Times New Roman 0 Courier New
Name: Prop 42, Another Safety Valve
Author: Goedel
Status: Accepted
Finalized On: Dec 18, 1998
Resolved On: 04:34 on Dec 25, 1998
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Yes Votes: Goedel Corporal Punishment |
No Votes: |
PRAGMATIC
There is a distinction between the actual occurence of actions and the
perception by players of eir occurence. When an action is incompletely or
improperly specified the players of Axiom might perceive it to have
occured, and in fact it may have. If it is obvious that a perceived action
did not occur (due to blatant impossibility, like a sarcastic "I kill
everyone" or someone pointing the impossibility out within two weeks) then
it did not.
There is a special case of percieved action where:
1. no rule other than this one justifies that action at all, and
2. the percieved action did not obviously fail but, looking back it
probably should have, and
3. said action occured two weeks ago or longer.
When these requirements are met, such actions DID happen (under the
authority of this rule) and were not merely an action that was percieved,
but one that occurred.
PRAGMATIC
Name: Prop 49, When In The Course...
Author: Goedel
Status: Accepted
Finalized On: Dec 18, 1998
Resolved On: 04:34 on Dec 25, 1998
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Yes Votes: Goedel Corporal Punishment |
No Votes: |
CRASHANDBURNBABY
If a player believes that Axiom is broken beyond repair (absent the
application of this rule) e may announce this to the other players in an
Emergency Declaration Intending to Catch a Trick. EDICTs are objects. If
any player announces eir objection to an EDICT then it is a false EDICT.
If no player objects to an EDICT within a week of its announcement, or all
players agree to it, then the player who announced it may announce eir
General reOrdering Document.
GODs are objects. If no player announces eir objection to a GOD within a week of its announcement, or all players agree to it, then the GOD is said to be true, at which point the player who announced the GOD fiats the game by performing the actions described in it. This is the only case where a player may fiat anything but the citizen controlled by em. It is considered good form for the player to give eir citizen a win in such circumstances.
This rule takes precedence over all other rules which conflict with it.
CRASHANDBURNBABY
Title: Prop 50, Text Editor
Author: Goedel
Status: Accepted
Finalized On: Dec 18, 1998
Resolved On: 04:34 on Dec 25, 1998
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Yes Votes: Goedele the way that citizen wants, provided there is no other citizen in proximity that would allow him or her to manipulate the Yeti.
Name: Prop 1123, ASD
make all immutable rules mutable
Name: Prop 1213213, sjfsh
create a rule Rule 21, Eros, with the following text: Eros is the god of love.
passed, but created a rule that already existed...
Create rule 501, Home on the Range, with the following ACRE-delimited text: ACRE A Player may create a location by purchasing for a cost of 3 Oomphs a square area of side 10 skooches, by defining the area e wishes to purchase in terms of the spread of x co-ordinates and y co-ordinates covered by that area. The area purchased must include the player's current position and may not overlap any previously defined location or any position occupied by any other player. The purchasing player must give a unique name to the newly-created location. Each player is limited to creating a maximum of one new location per week. A location is owned by its creator, who is known as the Landlord of that location. A player whose position is within a location owned by another player is known as a Tenant. A player may extend a location of which e is the landlord by purchasing an adjacent area (in the same fashion and subject to all the same conditions) and instead of giving it a new name, stating that it is part of the adjacent location that e owns. Although a location may be validly created by a player, it only officially exists if it is added to a list of locations in the rules by way of a proposal. ACRE
Name: Prop 28903238031098120381098, dsjlsjdlgjsdlkjuol
Create a rule 100,000,000 with the following TRAINSPOTTING-delimited text
TRAINSPOTTING
Name: Prop 2009, Economy
CAPITALISM Any citizen located at the origin can purchase add on entities or services from the store for a number of Oomphs. The availability and cost of items and services are as follows. Items 1)Ball Call - Allows its owner to become possesor of a target ball for the remainder of the month. Ball call is destroyed after one usage. Cost:200 Oomphs. Availaibility: One per month 2)Space warp-Jump to any Location (as defined by rule 500, Fun places to go). Cost: 200 Oomphs. Availability:Unlimited Services
1)Fat removal- Reduce your bigness by 50 percent. Cost: 500 oomphs.
Availability:Unlimited
Name: Prop 5088, goatin'
create rule 260, "The Song of the Goatal-Bearz", having the following SONG delimited text:
SONG
For every goatbear that ever there was
Every Goatal-Bear who's been good,
Beneath the trees where nobody sees
If you go down to the woods today,
For every goatbear that ever there was
Picnic time for Goatal-Bearz...
See them gaily gad about.
At six o'clock their Mummies and Daddies
Name: Prop 998, Home on the Range
Create rule 503, Home on the Range, with the following ACRE-delimited text:
ACRE A location is owned by its creator, who is known as the Landlord of that location. A player whose position is within a location owned by another player is known as a Tenant. A player may extend a location of which e is the landlord by purchasing an adjacent area (in the same fashion and subject to all the same conditions) and instead of giving it a new name, stating that it is part of the adjacent location that e owns.
Although a location may be validly created by a player, it only officially
exists if it is added to a list of locations in the rules by way of a
proposal.
Name: Prop 5069, fixt
amend rule 112, Dormancy, by replacing the following oops delimited text with the following duh delimited text:
oops
duh
Name: Prop 2014, Mo' Votin'
TEXT
Name: Prop 5090, skweezin' the juice
OLPH There exists a class of entities known as Goatbears. A Goatbear is a Minion add-on entity, which, when summoned, originates attached to its summoner. Any citizen may summon a Goatbear as eir Minion (for the price of 100 Oomphs). That citizen is known as that Goatbear's Mastor. A Mastor must name its Minion upon summoning. A citizen may not summon a Goatbear if ey already have a Goatbear Minion serving em. A Goatbear Minion may be ordered to do the following things:
1) Receive items from or give items to any citizen, and carry items for
its Mastor.
Name: Prop 5042, Faction Action
FACTION A faction is defined to be a group in which at least three citizens claim membership. No citizen may claim membership to more than one Faction. If at any time there are less than three citizens who claim membership to a faction, that faction is destroyed. A citizen may abandon a Faction at any time by informing all citizens of their decision. If a citizen is not one of the citizens who initially created a Faction, and e claims membership to a Faction, any member of that Faction may (in the two days following the claim to membership) publicy request that e shall not be a member, and his membership will be annulled. Members of a Faction may note vote as normal; instead, a Faction votes as a group, having a number of votes equal to one (1) plus the number of citizens who are members of that Faction. These group Faction Votes may only be by a Faction's leader. A Faction may overtly declare itself in opposition of another Faction. In doing so, that Faction: 1) May not vote in support of any proposals put forth by any member of the opposing Faction.
2) Receive exactly one extra vote when that Faction votes on a proposal put
forth by any member of the opposing Faction.
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