The Newbies Society

[Epimethius]

Technically, this isn't my first demogame, since I joined DG4 the day before the Victory Chat. I was the last citizen.

So I don't consider myself new, even though this is the first time I'll really get to experiance the game, since I've combed the archives and played such a large part in constitution and such.

 

[BCLG100]

@msz4 hopefully spelt right, done from memory. yes in a way it does however citizens groups themselves cannot back a single person it is against the law, the groups however give people opportunity to express their beliefs and change peoples ideas there and win votes that way.

 

[Comnenus]

Ok, sign me up! Seems like a good way to get to know everybody. And deputy positions will be a good way to learn how to be good leaders.

 

[Civman2004]

Well, this thing took off overnight (in Australia's night at least)! Welcome all, particularly my fellow Australians. Any anyone else who might be interested - keep those memberships coming in!

 

[MSTK]

Am I allowed to be in more than one group at a time?

 

[KCCrusader]

Count me in. My first demogame. I lurked DG4. But have never been in a turnchat.

MSTK: yes. it's actually unlawful for a group to bar you entry for being in another group :-D I think.

 

[Immortal]

Touchy subject KCCrusader, as we have no specific law against it.

 

[mister x]

sign me up!

 

[msz4]

@msz4 hopefully spelt right, done from memory. yes in a way it does however citizens groups themselves cannot back a single person it is against the law, the groups however give people opportunity to express their beliefs and change peoples ideas there and win votes that way.

I know that citizens groups themselves cannot back a single person, but every member try to support his group voting on citizens of that group too. I don't know how veterans are voting, but as a newbie I was voting mostly on people from my citizen group. Newbies don't know people and someone could use it. How I can trust to advisor who sometimes support my group but sometimes is against group aspirations?

 

[Comnenus]

@msz4 hopefully spelt right, done from memory. yes in a way it does however citizens groups themselves cannot back a single person it is against the law, the groups however give people opportunity to express their beliefs and change peoples ideas there and win votes that way.

I have seen it stated in another thread (if memory serves me correctly) that a citizens group can voice support for a candidate, but cannot require members to vote for that candidate. I don't know what the benefit of that would be. It might even cause dissension within the group were it not a unanimous choice anyway.

 

[SniperDevil]

Sign me up i need all the help i can get here

 

[kaoruchan]

I am new to the Democracy Games. Please sign me up for your group.

 

[Comnenus]

Isn't Kaoru Rurouni Kenshin's girlfriend/wife?

Then, of course, it would be Kaoru-dono.

 

[Captain Carnage]

I'll join.

 

[Real Pave]

Sign me in also.

 

[Jes72]

I'm in. I also have a question, (this will show how new I am to this,) How do you get the pictures under your name when you post?

 

[Comnenus]

I'm in. I also have a question, (this will show how new I am to this,) How do you get the pictures under your name when you post?

Go to Quick Links (above) and chose edit Avatar.

 

[Jocko]

Newb here joining up.

 

[Cyc]

I will adopt all newbies in regards to Legal matters. If you have a question about any part of our legal system, just PM me and I'll get back to you. Hopefully, the Judicial thread will not have me over-loaded.

CJ Cyc

 

[Comnenus]

I will adopt all newbies in regards to Legal matters. If you have a question about any part of our legal system, just PM me and I'll get back to you. Hopefully, the Judicial thread will not have me over-loaded.

CJ Cyc

Cyc, I would love to work in the Judiciary in some inocuous, insignificant role. If you need a clerk or something, I'm your slave, uh man.