Citizens group: The librarians

[donsig]

I began a law library by gathering together links to all our current initiatives concerning democracy game rules and government structure. It has been suggested that we include summaries of the initiatives and include judicial rulings as well. I think the library needs some sort of organization, too. I also got the idea to expand the library to include all polls with different types of polls in different posts. This is not a job for one person so I'm starting this group hoping volunteers will step us and collect link, summarize polls and offer organization schemes. This thread is meant to be a work thread. We'll post our individual work here and then have the collected and completed pieces copied and pasted into the stick thread we now have.

So feel free to become a librarian and gather links, organize them and / or write up summaries!

Here's our sticky thread. Let's keep discussion out of there.

 

[Provolution]

I support this, I can be "Conan the Librarian"

 

[DaveShack]

That position is already taken.

 

[xr006]

Well for starters "The Polling Act of 1655 AD" was invalidated because the abstain option was not listed.

 

[dutchfire]

A summary of the history of Gameplay Sessions/Turnchats of Yasutan

 

[Hyronymus]

Well for starters "The Polling Act of 1655 AD" was invalidated because the abstain option was not listed.

Twas not invalidated because of that, actually I still wonder if it was invalidated at all. It just received new input.

 

[donsig]

The polling act was invalidated.

Thanks for adding the summary link dutchfire!

We need some ideas for other posts in the actual library. Right now we only have initiatives related to DG rules and government structure (that were passed). Other categories I can think of are:

• DG rules and government structure (that were not passed)
• DG rules and government structure (that were supercededed)
• DG rules and government structure (that were invalidated)
• actionable polls (that were passed)
• actionable polls (that were not passed)
• actionable polls (that were supercededed)
• actionable polls (that were invalidated)
• opinion polls
• off topic polls

I think it would be beneficial to discuss these categories even if we never actaully get around to cataloging all our polls. By thinking about the different types of polls there are it will help us to create better polls and to write better rules for polls making (if need be).