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1.799
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1.798
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1.797
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1.796
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1.795
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1.794
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1.792
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1.791
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1.790
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1.789
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1.788
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1.787
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1.786
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1.784
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1.783
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1.782
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1.781
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1.779
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1.777
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1.776
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1.775
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1.774
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1.773
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1.771
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1.769
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1.768
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1.767
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1.766
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1.764
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1.762
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1.761
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1.760
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1.759
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1.758
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1.757
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1.756
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1.755
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1.754
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1.753
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1.751
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1.749
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1.748
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1.747
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1.746
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1.745
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1.744
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1.743
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1.742
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1.741
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1.740
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1.739
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1.738
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1.737
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1.736
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1.733
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1.731
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1.730
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1.726
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1.724
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1.723
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1.722
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1.721
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1.720
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1.719
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1.718
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date	2007.08.08.10.01.22;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.423
date	2007.08.07.20.27.18;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.422
date	2007.08.07.20.21.24;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.421
date	2007.08.03.15.19.40;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.420
date	2007.08.02.10.12.07;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.419
date	2007.08.02.10.09.52;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.418
date	2007.08.02.09.58.45;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.417
date	2007.08.02.09.49.18;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.416
date	2007.08.02.09.36.10;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.415
date	2007.08.02.09.19.18;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.414
date	2007.08.02.09.18.13;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.413
date	2007.08.01.16.38.15;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.412
date	2007.08.01.10.01.44;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.411
date	2007.08.01.10.00.23;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.410
date	2007.08.01.09.54.20;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.409
date	2007.08.01.09.50.52;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.408
date	2007.08.01.09.42.36;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.407
date	2007.08.01.09.41.34;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.406
date	2007.07.25.21.53.22;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.405
date	2007.07.25.21.51.57;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.404
date	2007.07.25.21.50.03;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.403
date	2007.07.25.21.33.48;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.402
date	2007.07.25.21.31.27;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.401
date	2007.07.24.22.50.02;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.400
date	2007.07.23.21.54.30;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.399
date	2007.07.23.21.47.01;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.398
date	2007.07.23.09.22.12;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.397
date	2007.07.23.08.05.56;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.396
date	2007.07.23.08.01.01;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.395
date	2007.07.23.07.59.41;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.394
date	2007.07.23.07.58.16;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.393
date	2007.07.23.07.56.37;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.392
date	2007.07.21.08.29.05;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.391
date	2007.07.19.11.53.27;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.390
date	2007.07.19.06.38.15;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.389
date	2007.07.18.20.07.11;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.388
date	2007.07.18.10.01.29;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.387
date	2007.07.18.09.55.55;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.386
date	2007.07.18.09.37.14;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.385
date	2007.07.18.09.30.14;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.384
date	2007.07.18.09.20.16;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.383
date	2007.07.11.08.40.59;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.382
date	2007.07.11.08.34.41;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.381
date	2007.07.11.08.26.07;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.380
date	2007.07.11.08.18.08;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.379
date	2007.07.11.08.11.58;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.378
date	2007.07.11.08.10.12;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.377
date	2007.07.11.08.08.17;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.376
date	2007.07.11.08.07.20;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.375
date	2007.07.11.08.05.53;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.374
date	2007.07.09.05.50.04;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.373
date	2007.07.09.05.41.00;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.372
date	2007.07.09.05.38.00;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.371
date	2007.07.05.09.56.25;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.370
date	2007.07.05.09.54.19;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.369
date	2007.07.05.09.49.47;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.368
date	2007.07.05.09.44.17;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.367
date	2007.07.05.09.43.12;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.366
date	2007.07.05.09.37.47;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.365
date	2007.07.05.09.36.38;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.364
date	2007.07.01.21.16.54;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.363
date	2007.07.01.19.40.15;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.362
date	2007.07.01.09.17.38;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.361
date	2007.07.01.09.08.50;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.360
date	2007.07.01.09.06.53;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.359
date	2007.07.01.09.02.51;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.358
date	2007.07.01.09.02.24;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.357
date	2007.07.01.08.56.52;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.356
date	2007.07.01.08.54.14;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.355
date	2007.06.29.06.51.28;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.354
date	2007.06.28.16.12.40;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.353
date	2007.06.28.15.16.04;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.352
date	2007.06.28.14.52.33;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.351
date	2007.06.28.08.46.42;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.350
date	2007.06.28.08.45.11;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.349
date	2007.06.28.08.36.12;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.348
date	2007.06.28.08.33.45;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.347
date	2007.06.28.08.30.34;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.346
date	2007.06.28.08.25.34;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.345
date	2007.06.28.08.23.10;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.344
date	2007.06.28.08.21.51;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.343
date	2007.06.28.08.20.07;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.342
date	2007.06.28.08.19.07;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.341
date	2007.06.28.08.17.30;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.340
date	2007.06.28.08.15.47;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.339
date	2007.06.28.08.14.13;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.338
date	2007.06.25.14.19.24;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.337
date	2007.06.25.14.13.28;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.336
date	2007.06.25.14.11.18;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.335
date	2007.06.24.08.33.37;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.334
date	2007.06.24.08.31.47;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.333
date	2007.06.24.08.24.51;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.332
date	2007.06.24.08.23.58;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.331
date	2007.06.24.08.21.56;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.330
date	2007.06.24.08.20.07;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.329
date	2007.06.24.08.16.22;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.328
date	2007.06.24.08.14.58;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.327
date	2007.06.24.08.12.04;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.326
date	2007.06.18.20.07.29;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.325
date	2007.06.18.08.51.29;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.324
date	2007.06.18.08.50.12;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.323
date	2007.06.18.08.39.45;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.322
date	2007.06.18.08.34.10;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.321
date	2007.06.13.08.29.08;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.320
date	2007.06.13.07.44.48;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.319
date	2007.06.12.07.49.31;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.318
date	2007.06.12.07.48.13;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.317
date	2007.06.12.07.42.06;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.316
date	2007.06.08.09.11.46;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.315
date	2007.06.08.00.53.47;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.314
date	2007.06.08.00.51.49;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.313
date	2007.06.08.00.36.01;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.312
date	2007.06.08.00.08.40;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.311
date	2007.06.06.09.13.04;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.310
date	2007.06.06.09.08.50;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.309
date	2007.06.06.09.05.46;	author zefram;	state Exp;
branches;
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1.308
date	2007.06.06.09.00.44;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.307
date	2007.06.06.08.59.15;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.306
date	2007.06.06.08.50.23;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.305
date	2007.06.06.08.47.21;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.304
date	2007.06.06.08.46.13;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.303
date	2007.06.04.09.05.34;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.302
date	2007.06.04.09.03.50;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.301
date	2007.06.04.09.02.49;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.300
date	2007.06.04.08.53.20;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.299
date	2007.06.04.08.51.57;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.298
date	2007.06.04.08.50.04;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.297
date	2007.05.31.13.03.58;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.296
date	2007.05.31.09.26.44;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.295
date	2007.05.31.09.24.22;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.294
date	2007.05.31.09.22.06;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.293
date	2007.05.31.09.19.19;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.292
date	2007.05.31.09.17.46;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.291
date	2007.05.26.08.40.37;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.290
date	2007.05.26.08.26.38;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.289
date	2007.05.24.23.04.52;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.288
date	2007.05.23.09.06.44;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.287
date	2007.05.23.09.05.42;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.286
date	2007.05.23.09.03.23;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.285
date	2007.05.23.08.58.19;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.284
date	2007.05.19.06.09.02;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.283
date	2007.05.18.09.00.03;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.282
date	2007.05.14.22.06.21;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.281
date	2007.05.14.19.34.56;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.280
date	2007.05.11.21.59.16;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.279
date	2007.05.11.02.15.28;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.278
date	2007.05.07.06.43.30;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.277
date	2007.05.07.06.31.59;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.276
date	2007.05.07.06.25.19;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.275
date	2007.05.07.06.21.57;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.274
date	2007.05.03.10.02.32;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.273
date	2007.05.03.09.59.28;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.272
date	2007.05.03.09.55.27;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.271
date	2007.05.03.09.52.52;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.270
date	2007.05.01.23.53.19;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.269
date	2007.05.01.23.40.56;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.268
date	2007.04.30.20.00.42;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.267
date	2007.04.29.22.58.52;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.266
date	2007.04.29.22.40.00;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.265
date	2007.04.29.22.09.38;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.264
date	2007.04.29.22.06.39;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.263
date	2007.04.29.22.04.50;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.262
date	2007.04.29.22.00.25;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.261
date	2007.04.29.21.57.46;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.260
date	2007.04.29.21.52.30;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.259
date	2007.04.23.20.28.25;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.258
date	2007.04.20.22.38.34;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.257
date	2007.04.19.07.03.23;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.256
date	2007.04.19.07.00.59;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.255
date	2007.04.16.19.11.11;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.254
date	2007.04.12.04.54.27;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.253
date	2007.04.11.22.42.22;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.252
date	2007.04.11.21.55.57;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.251
date	2007.04.11.06.36.28;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.250
date	2007.04.10.15.38.44;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.249
date	2007.04.10.13.18.51;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.248
date	2007.04.06.08.03.37;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.247
date	2007.04.02.22.10.43;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.246
date	2007.04.02.22.06.33;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.245
date	2007.04.02.22.05.26;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.244
date	2007.04.02.22.02.28;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.243
date	2007.04.02.22.00.39;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.242
date	2007.04.01.23.06.55;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.241
date	2007.03.31.23.30.41;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.240
date	2007.03.31.20.11.45;	author zefram;	state Exp;
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1.239
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@THE FULL LOGICAL RULESET

Last proposal with recorded effect on this ruleset: 5572
Last change to this ruleset: by proposal

Rule ID numbers:
      highest orderly: 2209
      disorderly: none

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Statistics

Current total number of rules: 118

Power distribution:
       1 with Power=4
      31 with Power=3
      32 with Power=2
       5 with Power=1.7
      10 with Power=1.5
      40 with Power=1

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Index of Categories

      * The Game of Agora
      * Rules
      * Players
      * Definitions
      * Offices
      * Agoran Decisions
      * Proposals
      * Adjudication
      * Patent Titles and Degrees
      * Contract Law
      * Frankenstein's Monster
      * Foreign Relations
      * Trophies

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Index of Rules

      * The Game of Agora
      Rule  101: Agoran Rights and Privileges
      Rule 2125: Regulation Regulations
      Rule 1586: Definition and Continuity of Entities
      Rule 1688: Power
      Rule 2140: Power Controls Mutability
      Rule 2149: Truthfulness
      Rule 2186: Victory
      Rule 2110: Win by Paradox
      Rule 2199: Ribbons
      Rule 2177: The Senate

      * Rules
      Rule 2141: Role and Attributes of Rules
      Rule  217: Interpreting the Rules
      Rule 1482: Precedence between Rules with Unequal Power
      Rule 1030: Precedence between Rules with Equal Power
      Rule  105: Rule Changes
      Rule 1681: The Logical Rulesets
      Rule 1051: The Rulekeepor

      * Players
      Rule  869: How to Join and Leave Agora
      Rule 2144: Limited Partnerships
      Rule 2139: The Registrar
      Rule 1789: Cantus Cygneus
      Rule 2130: Activity

      * Definitions
      Rule  478: Fora
      Rule 2208: Clarity of Announcements
      Rule 2170: Who Am I?
      Rule  754: Definition Definitions
      Rule 2152: Mother, May I?
      Rule 1023: Common Definitions
      Rule 2161: ID Numbers
      Rule 2146: Indices
      Rule 2162: Switches
      Rule 2150: Personhood
      Rule 2166: Assets
      Rule 2181: The Accountor
      Rule 1728: Dependent Actions
      Rule 2124: Agoran Satisfaction
      Rule 1769: Holidays
      Rule 1750: Read the Ruleset Week

      * Offices
      Rule 1006: Offices
      Rule 2154: Replacing Officers
      Rule 2138: The International Associate Director of Personnel
      Rule 2143: Official Reports and Duties
      Rule 1551: Ratification
      Rule 2202: Ratification Without Objection
      Rule 2201: Self-Ratification
      Rule 2160: Deputisation

      * Agoran Decisions
      Rule  693: Agoran Decisions
      Rule  107: Initiating Agoran Decisions
      Rule 2137: The Assessor
      Rule  683: Voting on Agoran Decisions
      Rule 2127: Conditional Votes
      Rule 2168: Extending the voting period
      Rule  208: Resolving Agoran decisions
      Rule 2196: Standard Classes of Agoran Decisions
      Rule  955: Determining the Will of Agora
      Rule  879: Quorum
      Rule 2034: Vote Protection and Cutoff for Challenges

      * Proposals
      Rule  106: Adopting Proposals
      Rule 2153: Interest Index
      Rule 1607: The Promotor
      Rule 1450: Separation of Powers
      Rule 1698: Agora Is a Nomic
      Rule 1950: Voting on Democratic Decisions
      Rule 2156: Voting on Ordinary Decisions
      Rule 2134: Win by Clout
      Rule 2126: Notes
      Rule 2142: Support Democracy
      Rule 2019: Prerogatives
      Rule 2188: Win by Proposal

      * Adjudication
      Rule  991: Judicial Cases Generally
      Rule 2175: Judicial Retraction and Excess
      Rule 1868: Judge Assignment Generally
      Rule 1871: The Standing Court
      Rule 2204: Linked Assignments
      Rule 2203: Hawkishness
      Rule 2157: Judicial Panels
      Rule 2158: Judicial Questions
      Rule 2164: Judicial Self-Recusal and Case Transfer
      Rule  591: Inquiry Cases
      Rule 1504: Criminal Cases
      Rule 2190: Crime Doesn't Pay
      Rule 2169: Equity Cases
      Rule  911: Appeal Cases
      Rule 2205: Judicial Arguments and Evidence

      * Patent Titles and Degrees
      Rule  649: Patent Titles
      Rule 1922: Defined Regular Patent Titles
      Rule 1367: Degrees

      * Contract Law
      Rule 1742: Contracts
      Rule 2197: Defining Contract Changes
      Rule 2198: Making Contract Changes
      Rule 2178: Public Contracts
      Rule 2173: The Notary
      Rule 2191: Pledges
      Rule 2145: Partnerships
      Rule 2209: Agoran Welcoming Committee
      Rule 2174: Aliens
      Rule 2136: Contests
      Rule 2179: Points
      Rule 2187: Win by High Score

      * Frankenstein's Monster
      Rule 2193: The Monster
      Rule 2192: The Mad Scientist

      * Foreign Relations
      Rule 2200: Nomic Definitions
      Rule 2135: Advertising
      Rule  402: Identity of the Speaker
      Rule  103: Role of the Speaker
      Rule 2184: Foreign communications
      Rule 2148: The Ambassador
      Rule 2172: Acting on Behalf of Agora
      Rule 2189: Win by Extortion
      Rule 2147: Protectorates
      Rule 2159: Protective Decrees
      Rule 2206: Foreign Trade
      Rule 2207: Trade Embargo

      * Trophies
      Rule 2105: The Map of Agora
      Rule 1727: Happy Birthday
      Rule  104: First Speaker
      Rule 2151: Agoran Arms
      Rule 2029: Town Fountain

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[Rules are listed as follows.  "nnnn" is the rule's ID number,
mandated by rule 2141 and governed by rule 2161.  "r" is the revision
number, which is not defined by the rules.  "p" is the rule's power,
as defined by rule 1688 and governed by rule 2141.  Rule titles are
governed by rule 2141.]

Rule nnnn/r (Power=p)
Title of Rule

      Text of rule.

[Annotations in square brackets are unofficial, added at the
rulekeepor's discretion.  These annotations have no legal force.]

History:
Historical annotations required by rule 1681.
An ellipsis (...) indicates that the history is incomplete.

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The Game of Agora
      A category concerning this nomic generally, constitutional
      matters, and relationships between the most fundamental nomic
      entities.
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Rule 101/7 (Power=3)
Agoran Rights and Privileges

      The rules may define persons as possessing specific rights or
      privileges.  Be it hereby proclaimed that no binding agreement
      or interpretation of Agoran law may abridge, reduce, limit, or
      remove a person's defined rights.  A person's defined privileges
      are assumed to exist in the absence of an explicit, binding
      agreement to the contrary.  This rule takes precedence over any
      rule which would allow restrictions of a person's rights or
      privileges.

         i. Every person has the privilege of doing what e wilt.

        ii. Every player has the right to perform an action which is
            not regulated.

       iii. Every person has the right to initiate a formal process to
            resolve matters of controversy, in the reasonable
            expectation that the controversy will thereby be resolved.
            Every person has the right to cause formal reconsideration
            of any judicial determination that e should be punished.

        iv. Every person has the right to refuse to become party to
            a binding agreement.  The absence of a person's explicit,
            willful consent shall be considered a refusal.

         v. Every person has the right to not be considered bound by
            an agreement, or an amendment to an agreement, which e has
            not had the reasonable opportunity to review.

        vi. Every player has the right of participation in the fora.

       vii. Every person has the right to not be penalized more than
            once for any single action or inaction.

      viii. Every player has the right to deregister rather than
            continue to play.

      Please treat Agora right good forever.

[CFJ 24: Players must obey the Rules even in out-of-game actions.]

[CFJ 825 (called 7 November 1995): Players must obey the Rules even if
no Rule says so.]

[CFJ 1848 (called 21 December 2007): The game must operate according
to the rules that prevail at the time, and not attempt to incorporate
any retroactive changes made in the future.]

[CFJ 1709 (called 26 July 2007): The rules are binding on all those
who play the game in the broader sense, regardless of whether they
have the rule-defined status of "player".]

[CFJ 1132: A Player failing to perform a duty required by the Rules
within a reasonable time may be in violation of the Rules, even if the
Rules do not provide a time limit for the performance of that duty.]

[CFJ 1488 (called 11 February 2004): Engineering a situation in which
other players are unable to follow a particular rule is not in itself
a violation of that rule.]

[CFJ 1856 (called 29 December 2007): The requirement that "no
interpretation of Agoran law may abridge ... a person's defined
rights" means that it must be feasible, given the practical limits of
Agoran evidence-gathering, to remain reasonably sure that a person's
defined rights are not being limited.]

[CFJ 1768 (called 22 October 2007): The right of participation in the
fora is the right to participate in them for their intended purposes,
and is not necessarily infringed by regulations regarding the manner
and type of participation.]

[CFJ 1738 (called 29 August 2007): An obligation on a player to not
publish statements that e believes are true would conflict with the
right of participation in the fora.]

[CFJ 1753 (called 28 September 2007): The right to cease playing
applies only to those who have the rule-defined status of "player",
not to those who play the game in the broader sense without having
that official status.]

History:
Initial Immutable Rule 101, Jun. 30 1993
Mutated from MI=Unanimity to MI=3 by Proposal 1480, Mar. 15 1995
Amended(1) by Proposal 3915 (harvel), Sep. 27 1999
Amended(2) by Proposal 4833 (Maud), 6 August 2005
Amended(3) by Proposal 4866 (Goethe), 27 August 2006
Amended(4) by Proposal 4867 (Goethe), 27 August 2006
Amended(5) by Proposal 4887 (Murphy), 22 January 2007
Amended(6) by Proposal 4944 (Zefram), 3 May 2007
Amended(7) by Proposal 5090 (Zefram), 25 July 2007

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Rule 2125/2 (Power=3)
Regulation Regulations

      An action is regulated if:

      a) It is IMPOSSIBLE.

      b) It is ILLEGAL.

      c) The rules explicitly state that it CAN be performed while
         certain conditions are satisfied.  Such an action CANNOT be
         performed except as allowed by the rules.

      d) The rules explicitly state that it MAY be performed while
         certain conditions are satisfied.  Such an action MAY NOT be
         performed except as allowed by the rules.

      e) It would, as part of its effect, modify information for which
         some player is required to be a recordkeepor.  Such an action
         CANNOT modify that information except as allowed by the
         rules.

      f) A judicial finding has determined that it is regulated, and
         has not been superseded by subsequent legislation.

History:
Created by Proposal 4866 (Goethe), 27 August 2006
Amended(1) by Proposal 5235 (Goddess Eris), 3 October 2007
Amended(2) by Proposal 5536 (Murphy), 7 June 2008

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Rule 1586/3 (Power=2)
Definition and Continuity of Entities

      Two Rule-defined entities CANNOT have the same name or nickname.

      If the Rules defining an entity are repealed or amended such
      that they no longer define that entity, then that entity and its
      properties cease to exist.

      If the Rules defining an entity are amended such that they still
      define that entity but with different properties, then that
      entity and its properties continue to exist to whatever extent
      is possible under the new definitions.

[CFJ 1807 (called 25 November 2007): Rule-defined entities include
pending timed events, which can therefore occur under modified rules
even if the events that originally triggered them would not trigger
them under the new rules.]

History:
Created by Proposal 2481, Feb. 16 1996
Amended(1) by Proposal 2795 (Andre), Jan. 30 1997, substantial
Amended(2) by Proposal 3999 (harvel), May 2 2000
Power changed from 1 to 2 by Proposal 3999 (harvel), May 2 2000
Amended(3) by Proposal 5077 (Murphy), 18 July 2007

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Rule 1688/4 (Power=3)
Power

      The power of an entity is a non-negative rational number.
      An instrument is an entity with positive power.

      The power of an entity cannot be set or modified except as
      stipulated by the rules.  All entities have power zero except
      where specifically allowed by the rules.

      A rule that secures a change (hereafter the securing rule)
      thereby makes it IMPOSSIBLE to perform that change except as
      allowed by an instrument with power greater than or equal to the
      change's power threshold.  This threshold defaults to the
      securing rule's power, but CAN be lowered as allowed by that
      rule.

History:
Created by Proposal 3445 (General Chaos), Mar. 26 1997
Amended(1) by Proposal 3994 (harvel), Apr. 20 2000
Amended(2) by Proposal 4811 (Maud, Goethe), 20 June 2005
Amended(3) by Proposal 4940 (Zefram), 29 April 2007
Amended(4) by Proposal 5276 (Murphy, Pavitra, Zefram), 7 November 2007

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Rule 2140/0 (Power=3)
Power Controls Mutability

      No entity with power below the power of this rule can

      (a) cause an entity to have power greater than its own.

      (b) adjust the power of an instrument with power greater than
          its own.

      (c) modify any other substantive aspect of an instrument with
          power greater than its own.  A "substantive" aspect of
          an instrument is any aspect that affects the instrument's
          operation.

History:
Created by Proposal 4940 (Zefram), 29 April 2007

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Rule 2149/8 (Power=1)
Truthfulness

      A person SHALL NOT make a public statement unless e believes
      that in doing so e is telling the truth.  Merely quoting a false
      statement does not constitute making it for the purposes of this
      rule.  Any disclaimer, conditional clause, or other qualifier
      attached to a statement constitutes part of the statement for
      the purposes of this rule; the truth or falsity of the whole is
      what is significant.

[CFJ 1739 (called 29 August 2007): A quotation can result in a
violation of rule 2149, depending on the context of the rest of the
message.]

[CFJ 1849 (called 21 December 2007): Violation of rule 2149 can occur
without any intent to misdirect.]

[CFJ 1887 (called 30 January 2008): Publicly making the statement
"This statement is a lie." would most likely be a violation of rule
2149, because it is logically indeterminate and so making it would not
be telling the truth, and its logical indeterminacy would be
understood by any reasonable player.]

History:
Created by Proposal 4990 (Zefram), 6 June 2007
Amended(1) by Proposal 5075 (Zefram), 18 July 2007
Amended(2) by Proposal 5129 (Zefram; disi.), 13 August 2007
Retitled by Proposal 5140 (Murphy), 19 August 2007
Amended(3) by Proposal 5140 (Murphy), 19 August 2007
Amended(4) by Proposal 5147 (comex), 29 August 2007
Amended(5) by Proposal 5179 (Zefram), 29 August 2007
Amended(6) by Proposal 5180 (Zefram), 29 August 2007
Amended(7) by Proposal 5257 (AFO), 27 October 2007
Retitled by Proposal 5280 (Zefram, Murphy), 7 November 2007
Amended(8) by Proposal 5280 (Zefram, Murphy), 7 November 2007

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Rule 2186/0 (Power=2)
Victory

      Winning Conditions and Losing Conditions exist only as defined
      by rules.  Defining these things is secured.

      A win announcement is a correct announcement explicitly labeled
      as a win announcement.

      When one or more persons satisfy at least one Winning Condition
      and do not satisfy any Losing Conditions, all such persons win
      the game.  This is the only way to win the game, rules to the
      contrary notwithstanding.

      Each Winning Condition should (if needed) specify a cleanup
      procedure to prevent an arbitrary number of wins arising from
      essentially the same conditions.  When one or more persons win
      the game, for each Winning Condition satisfied by at least one
      of those persons, its cleanup procedure occurs.

History:
Created by Proposal 5394 (Murphy, Goddess Eris, OscarMeyr, Zefram),
  16 January 2008

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Rule 2110/5 (Power=3)
Win by Paradox

      A tortoise is an inquiry case on the possibility or legality of
      a rule-defined action (actual or hypothetical, but not arising
      from that case itself, and not occurring after the initiation of
      that case) for which the question of veracity is UNDECIDABLE.

      Upon a win announcement that a tortoise has continuously been a
      tortoise for no greater than four and no less than two weeks,
      the initiator satisfies the Winning Condition of Paradox.

      Cleanup procedure:  Each winner satisfying this Winning
      Condition SHALL, as soon as possible, make a reasonable attempt
      to resolve the paradox.  The same person can not satisfy this
      Winning Condition again for the same tortoise or for any other
      tortoise that was linked to it in assignment.

History:
Created by Proposal 4781 (Sherlock), 3 June 2005
Amended(1) by Proposal 4891 (Murphy), 22 January 2007
Amended(2) by Proposal 5195 (Zefram), 6 September 2007
Amended(3) by Proposal 5297 (Murphy), 22 November 2007
Amended(4) by Proposal 5394 (Murphy, Goddess Eris, OscarMeyr, Zefram),
  16 January 2008
Amended(5) by Proposal 5451 (root, Murphy, Zefram), 1 March 2008

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Rule 2199/1 (Power=2)
Ribbons

      Ribbons are a class of fixed assets.  Changes to Ribbon holdings
      are secured.  Ownership of Ribbons is restricted to players.

      Each Ribbon has exactly one color.  Colors with different names
      are distinct, regardless of spectral proximity.  Each color of
      Ribbon is a currency.

      The Tailor is a low-priority office, and the recordkeepor of
      Ribbons.

      Ribbons are gained as follows, unless the player already
      possesses the color of Ribbon to be gained:

      (+R) When an interested proposal is adopted and changes at least
           one rule with Power >= 3, its proposer gains a Red Ribbon.

      (+O) When an interested proposal is adopted by voting with no
           valid votes AGAINST, its proposer gains an Orange Ribbon.

      (+G) At the end of each month, each player who held at least one
           office continuously during that month gains a Green Ribbon,
           unless e failed to perform an official duty within a time
           limit during that month.

      (+C) When a player deputises for an office, e gains a Cyan
           Ribbon.

      (+B) When a player assigns a judgement to a judicial question
           other than a question on sentencing, e gains a Blue Ribbon,
           unless e violated a requirement to submit that judgement
           within a time limit.

      (+K) When a player assigns a judgement to a judicial question on
           sentencing, e gains a Black Ribbon, unless e violated a
           requirement to submit that judgement within a time limit.

      (+W) When a first-class person becomes a player for the first
           time, e gains a White Ribbon.  When a first-class person
           has been a player continuously for at least three months,
           was never a player before that period, and names another
           first-class player as eir mentor (and has not named a
           mentor in this fashion before), that player gains a White
           Ribbon.

      (+M) When, during Agora's birthday, a player publicly
           acknowledges the occasion, e gains a Magenta Ribbon.

      (+U) When a player is awarded the Patent Title Champion, e gains
           an Ultraviolet Ribbon.

      (+V) When a player is awarded a Patent Title, e gains a Violet
           Ribbon, unless e gains a different Ribbon for the award.

      (+I) When a player is awarded a degree, e gains an Indigo
           Ribbon.

      (+Y) At the end of each month, for each contest that awarded
           points to at least three different contestants during that
           month, the contestmaster gains a Yellow Ribbon.

      If this rule mentions at least six different specific colors for
      Ribbons, then a player CAN destroy one Ribbon of each such color
      in eir possession to satisfy the Winning Condition of
      Renaissance.

[Cross-references (6 February 2008): the Tailor's duties are:
  * recordkeepor of ribbons (rule 2199)]

[Note (30 August 2007): here is a set of colors with convenient
abbreviating letters, suggested for future inventions of new types of
ribbon: Amber, Blue, Cyan, Denim, Emerald, Fern, Green, Heliotrope,
Indigo, Jade, blacK, Lime, Magenta, iNfrared, Orange, Pink,
aQuamarine, Red, Silver, Turquoise, Ultraviolet, Violet, White, flaX,
Yellow, Zinnwaldite.]

History:
Created by Proposal 5424 (Zefram; disi.), 6 February 2008
Amended(1) by Proposal 5485 (root), 9 April 2008

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Rule 2177/5 (Power=2)
The Senate

      A Senator is any Player who has been registered continuously for
      the immediately preceding sixty days.  The collection of
      Senators is the Senate.  The Registrar's report includes a list
      of all Senators.

      A Senator CAN call an Emergency Session with 2 Senate
      supporters, provided no other emergency session existed at any
      time in the preceding 48 hours.  An emergency session lasts for
      21 days after being called.  The Assessor's report includes the
      most recent date on which an emergency session was called.

      The roll call of an emergency session is the set of senators at
      the time the emergency session was called.  During emergency
      session, the previous definition of senator does not apply;
      instead, any player who is a member of the roll call is a
      senator.  The Assessor's report includes the roll call of the
      most recent emergency session.

      During emergency session, any Senator CAN declare a filibuster
      on a proposal in its voting period, with 2 supporting Senators,
      provided no filibuster has been declared on that proposal in the
      past.  Any Senator CAN end a filibuster on a proposal with 4
      supporting Senators.

      A proposal that ends its voting period in filibuster has a
      quorum of the number of eligible voters plus 1, rules to the
      contrary notwithstanding.

      When an emergency session begins, all non-Senators' postures
      become supine, and non-Senators CANNOT flip their posture while
      the session lasts.

History:
Created by Proposal 5309 (Goethe), 24 November 2007
Amended(1) by Proposal 5331 (root), 5 December 2007
Amended(2) by Proposal 5332 (root), 5 December 2007
Amended(3) by Proposal 5333 (root), 5 December 2007
Amended(4) by Proposal 5333 (root), 5 December 2007
Amended(5) by Proposal 5357 (root; disi.), 16 December 2007

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Rules
      A category concerning the rules of the game, including the
      processes of changing the rules.
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Rule 2141/1 (Power=3)
Role and Attributes of Rules

      A rule is a type of instrument with the capacity to govern
      the game generally.  A rule's content takes the form of
      a text, and is unlimited in scope.  In particular, a rule
      may define in-game entities and regulate their behaviour,
      make instantaneous changes to the state of in-game entities,
      prescribe or proscribe certain player behaviour, modify the
      rules or the application thereof, or do any of these things
      in a conditional manner.

      Every rule has power between one and four inclusive.  It is
      not possible for a rule to have a power outside this range.

      Rules have ID numbers, to be assigned by the Rulekeepor.

      Every rule shall have a title to aid in identification.  If a
      rule ever does not have a title, the Rulekeepor shall assign
      a title to it by announcement as soon as possible.

      For the purposes of rules governing modification of instruments,
      the text, power, ID number, and title of a rule are all
      substantive aspects of the rule.

[CFJ 1498 (called 12 April 2004): A rule's title is not strictly a
name for the rule, and so rule titles are not subject to the
uniqueness requirement on names of rule-defined entities.]

History:
Created by Proposal 4940 (Zefram), 29 April 2007
Amended(1) by Proposal 5110 (Murphy), 2 August 2007

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Rule 217/6 (Power=3)
Interpreting the Rules

      When interpreting and applying the rules, the text of the rules
      takes precedence.  Where the text is silent, inconsistent, or
      unclear, it is to be augmented by game custom, common sense,
      past judgements, and consideration of the best interests of the
      game.

[CFJ 1139: Interpretations [judgements at the time of CFJ 1139] need
not necessarily accord with the reasoning and arguments of Judges or
Justices given in past CFJs.]

History:
Initial Mutable Rule 217, Jun. 30 1993
Amended(1) by Proposal 1635, Jul. 25 1995
Infected and amended(2) by Rule 1454, Aug. 7 1995
Amended(3) by Proposal 2507, Mar. 3 1996
Amended(4) by Proposal 4825 (Maud), 17 July 2005
Power changed from 1 to 3 by Proposal 4867 (Goethe), 27 August 2006
Amended(5) by Proposal 4867 (Goethe), 27 August 2006
Retitled by Proposal 5105 (Zefram), 1 August 2007
Amended(6) by Proposal 5105 (Zefram), 1 August 2007

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Rule 1482/2 (Power=3)
Precedence between Rules with Unequal Power

      In a conflict between Rules with different Power, the Rule with
      the higher Power takes precedence over the Rule with the lower
      Power.

      No change to the Ruleset can occur that would cause a Rule
      to stipulate any other means of determining precedence
      between Rules of unequal Power.  This applies to changes by
      the enactment or amendment of a Rule, or of any other form.
      This Rule takes precedence over any Rule that would permit
      such a change to the Ruleset.

[CFJ 1103 (called 18 August 1998): In the case of conflict between
Rules of unequal Power, the higher Powered Rule cannot defer to the
lower Powered Rule, unless the higher Powered Rule takes precedence
over Rule 1482.]

[CFJ 858 (called 15 February 1996): If a low-Power [low-MI at the time
of Judgement of CFJ 858] Rule attempts to define a term used in a Rule
of higher Power to mean something other than its ordinary English
meaning, that may or may not constitute a conflict; whether it does
must be decided on a case-by-case basis.]

History:
Created by Proposal 1603, Jun. 19 1995
Infected, but not Amended by Rule 1454, Dec. 2 1995
Amended(1) by Proposal 3445 (General Chaos), Mar. 26 1997, cosmetic
  (unattributed)
Amended(2) by Proposal 4942 (Zefram), 3 May 2007

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Rule 1030/6 (Power=3)
Precedence between Rules with Equal Power

      If two or more Rules with the same Power conflict with one
      another, then the Rule with the lower ID number takes
      precedence.

      If at least one of the Rules in conflict explicitly says of
      itself that it defers to another Rule (or type of Rule) or
      takes precedence over another Rule (or type of Rule), then such
      provisions shall supercede the numerical method for determining
      precedence.

      If all of the Rules in conflict explicitly say that their
      precedence relations are determined by some other Rule for
      determining precedence relations, then the determinations of
      the precedence-determining Rule shall supercede the numerical
      method for determining precedence.

      If two or more Rules claim to take precedence over one another
      or defer to one another, then the numerical method again
      governs.

[CFJ 1104 (called 20 August 1998): The presence in a Rule of deference
clause, claiming that the Rule defers to another Rule, does not
prevent a conflict with the other Rule arising, but shows only how the
Rule says that conflict is to be resolved when it does arise.]

[CFJs 1114-1115 (called 27 January 1999): This Rule is to be applied
to resolve Rule conflicts on a case-by-case basis; just because a Rule
is inapplicable in one situation due to conflict with a Rule of higher
precedence does not mean that the Rule is nullified in all cases.]

History:
Initial Mutable Rule 212, Jun. 30 1993
Amended by Proposal 1030, Sep. 15 1994
Amended by Rule 750, Sep. 15 1994
Amended(1) by Proposal 1527, Mar. 24 1995
Amended(2) by Proposal 1603, Jun. 19 1995
Amended(3) by Proposal 2520, Mar. 10 1996
Mutated from MI=1 to MI=3 by Proposal 2763 (Steve), Nov. 30 1996
Amended(4) by Proposal 3445 (General Chaos), Mar. 26 1997, cosmetic
  (unattributed)
Amended(5) by Proposal 4887 (Murphy), 22 January 2007
Amended(6) by Proposal 5110 (Murphy), 2 August 2007

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Rule 105/3 (Power=3)
Rule Changes

      Where permitted by other rules, an instrument generally can,
      as part of its effect,

      (a) enact a rule.  The new rule has power equal to the minimum
          of the power specified by the enacting instrument,
          defaulting to one if the enacting instrument does not
          specify, and the maximum power permitted by other rules.
          The enacting instrument may specify a title for the new
          rule, which if present shall prevail.  The ID number of the
          new rule cannot be specified by the enacting instrument; any
          attempt to so specify is null and void.

      (b) repeal a rule.  When a rule is repealed, it ceases to be a
          rule, and the Rulekeepor need no longer maintain a record
          of it.

      (c) amend the text of a rule.

      (d) retitle a rule.

      (e) change the power of a rule.

      A rule change is any effect that falls into the above classes.
      Rule changes always occur sequentially, never simultaneously.

      Any ambiguity in the specification of a rule change causes
      that change to be void and without effect.  A variation in
      whitespace or capitalization in the quotation of an existing
      rule does not constitute ambiguity for the purposes of this
      rule, but any other variation does.

      This rule provides the only mechanism by which rules can be
      created, modified, or destroyed, or by which an entity can
      become a rule or cease to be a rule.

[CFJ 1499 (called 20 April 2004), CFJ 1623 (called 1 April 2007): If a
low-power rule states that an officer can repeal the rule under
certain circumstances, then the rule cannot actually be repealed by
this process, because the officer, not being an instrument, is
categorically incapable of performing rule changes; this is different
from the situation where a rule can be triggered to repeal itself.]

[CFJ 708 (called October 1994): An Amendment of a non-existing Rule is
not a legal Rule Change.]

[CFJ 1625 (called 1 April 2007): Where a proposal specifies a rule to
amend by both number and title, and the number and title given
identify different rules, this constitutes ambiguity that nullifies
the attempted rule change.]

[CFJ 1644 (called 29 April 2007): Where a proposal contains the form
of words "Change the power of rule NNNN to P and amend it by XXX.",
where XXX specifies a text change, this constitutes two attempted rule
changes.]

[CFJ 1638 (called 29 April 2007): Where a proposal contains the form
of words "Amend rule NNNN by XXX.  Amend rule NNNN by YYY.", this
constitutes two separate attempts at rule changes, even though both
attempt to amend the same rule.]

[CFJ 1642 (called 29 April 2007): Where a proposal contains the form
of words "Amend rule NNNN by XXX.  Further amend rule NNNN by YYY.",
where both XXX and YYY specify text changes, this constitutes two
separate attempts at rule changes.]

[CFJ 1640 (called 29 April 2007): Where a proposal contains the form
of words "Amend rule NNNN by XXX and YYY.", where both XXX and YYY
specify text changes, this constitutes a single attempt at a rule
change, even though it is specified in two parts.]

[CFJ 1641 (called 29 April 2007): Where a proposal contains the form
of words "Amend rule NNNN by XXX and by YYY.", where both XXX and YYY
specify text changes, this constitutes a single attempt at a rule
change, even though it is specified in two parts.]

[CFJ 1643 (called 29 April 2007): Where a proposal specifies a single
rule amendment in two parts, and one of the parts is not possible but
the other is possible, the possible part is applied alone.]

History:
Created by Proposal 4894 (Murphy), 12 February 2007
Renumbered from 2131 to 105 by Proposal 4894 (Murphy), 12 February 2007
Power changed from 1 to 3 by Proposal 4894 (Murphy), 12 February 2007
Retitled by Proposal 4894 (Murphy), 12 February 2007
Amended(1) by Proposal 4894 (Murphy), 12 February 2007
Amended(2) by Proposal 4940 (Zefram), 29 April 2007
Amended(3) by Proposal 5110 (Murphy), 2 August 2007

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Rule 1681/12 (Power=1)
The Logical Rulesets

      There is a format of the ruleset known as the Short Logical
      Ruleset (SLR).  In this format, each rule is assigned to a
      category, and the rules are grouped according to their category.

      Rules are assigned to, ordered within, or moved between
      categories, and categories are added, changed, or empty
      categories removed, as the Rulekeepor sees fit.

      The listing of each rule in the SLR must include the rule's ID
      number, revision number, power, title, and text.

      The Rulekeepor is strongly encouraged not to include any
      additional information in the SLR, except that which increases
      the readability of the SLR.

      There is a format of the ruleset known as the Full Logical
      Ruleset (FLR).  In this format, rules are assigned to the same
      category and presented in the same order as in the SLR.  The FLR
      must contain all the information required to be in the SLR, and
      any historical annotations which the Rulekeepor is required to
      record.

      The Rulekeepor is also free to include any other information
      which e feels may be helpful in the use of the ruleset in the
      FLR.

      Whenever a rule is changed in any way, the Rulekeepor shall
      record a historical annotation to the rule indicating:

      a) The type of change.

      b) The date on which the change took effect.

      c) The mechanism that specified the change.

      d) If the rule was changed due to a proposal, then that
         proposal's ID number, author, and co-author(s) (if any).

History:
Created by Proposal 2783 (Chuck), Jan 15 1997
Amended(1) by Proposal 3500 (Crito), Jun. 3 1997, substantial
  (unattributed)
Amended(2) by Proposal 3624 (Chuck), Dec. 29 1997
Amended(3) by Proposal 3704 (General Chaos), Mar. 19 1998
Amended(4) by Proposal 3902 (Murphy), Sep. 6 1999
Amended(5) by Proposal 4002 (harvel), May 8 2000
Amended(6) by Proposal 4811 (Maud, Goethe), 20 June 2005
Amended(7) by Proposal 4841 (Goethe), 27 October 2005
Amended(8) by Proposal 4868 (Goethe), 27 August 2006
Amended(9) by Proposal 4887 (Murphy), 22 January 2007
Amended(10) by Proposal 5006 (Zefram), 18 June 2007
Amended(11) by Proposal 5110 (Murphy), 2 August 2007
Amended(12) by Proposal 5334 (Murphy), 5 December 2007

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Rule 1051/18 (Power=1)
The Rulekeepor

      The Rulekeepor is an office; its holder is responsible for
      maintaining the text of the rules of Agora.

      The Rulekeepor's Weekly report includes the Short Logical
      Ruleset.  The Rulekeepor's Monthly report includes the Full
      Logical Ruleset.

[Cross-references (2 August 2007): the Rulekeepor's duties are:
  * manage ID numbers of rules (rule 2141)
  * assign title to rule (rule 2141)
  * report ruleset in two formats (rule 1051)
  * manage Logical Ruleset categories (rule 1681)
  * annotate the Full Logical Ruleset (rule 1681)
  * maintain historical rule annotations (rule 1681)]

History:
...
Amended(1) by Proposal 1735, Oct. 15 1995
Amended(2) by Proposal 2042, Dec. 11 1995
Amended(3) by Proposal 2048, Dec. 19 1995
Amended(4) by Proposal 2662, Sep. 12 1996
Amended(5) by Proposal 2696, Oct. 10 1996
Null-Amended(6) by Proposal 2710, Oct. 12 1996
Amended(7) by Proposal 2741 (Zefram), Nov. 7 1996, substantial
Infected and Amended(8) by Rule 1454, Nov. 27 1996,
  substantial (unattributed)
Amended(9) by Proposal 2783 (Chuck), Jan. 15 1997, substantial
Amended(10) by Proposal 3452 (Steve), Apr. 7 1997, substantial
Amended(11) by Proposal 3675 (Michael), Jan. 30 1998
Amended(12) by Proposal 3827 (Kolja A.), Feb. 4 1999
Amended(13) by Proposal 3871 (Peekee), Jun. 2 1999
Amended(14) by Proposal 3882 (harvel), Jul. 21 1999
Amended(15) by Proposal 3902 (Murphy), Sep. 6 1999
Amended(16) by Proposal 4002 (harvel), May 8 2000
Amended(17) by Proposal 4250 (harvel), 19 February 2002
Amended(18) by Proposal 5237 (AFO; disi.), 3 October 2007

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Players
      A category concerning players, including the processes of
      becoming and ceasing to be players, and game-relevant aspects of
      players.
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Rule 869/25 (Power=1)
How to Join and Leave Agora

      Citizenship is an entity switch with values Unregistered
      (default) and Registered, tracked by the registrar.  A player is
      an entity whose citizenship is Registered.

      The verb "to be registered" means to become a player (i.e., to
      have one's citizenship changed from Unregistered to Registered),
      and the verb "to be deregistered" means to cease to be a player
      (i.e., to have one's citizenship changed from Registered to
      Unregistered).  Where the verb "to register" or "to deregister"
      is used without an explicit direct object, the action is
      implicitly reflexive.

      A person CAN register, unless prevented by the rules, by
      announcing that e registers, wishes to register, requests
      registration, or requests permission to register.

      A player CAN deregister by announcement.  E CANNOT register
      within thirty days after doing so.

      A player who is not a person and has never been a first-class
      person CAN be deregistered by any player by announcement.

[CFJ 1275 (called 19 February 2001): An entity is a Player if the
Rules cannot distinguish that entity from a Player.]

[CFJ 1263 (called 5 February 2001): Any message expressing a clear
desire or intent to register as a Player counts as a request for
registration, whether or not it is explicitly phrased in the manner
stipulated by the rules.]

History:
Created by Proposal 498 (Alexx), Sep. 30 1993
Amended by Proposal 869, ca. Apr. 7 1994
Amended by Rule 750, ca. Apr. 7 1994
Amended(1) by Proposal 1313, Nov. 12 1994
Amended(2) by Proposal 1437, Feb. 21 1995
Amended(3) by Proposal 2040, Dec. 11 1995
Amended(4) by Proposal 2599, May 11 1996
Amended(5) by Proposal 2718, Oct. 23 1996
Amended(6) by Proposal 3475 (Murphy), May 11 1997, substantial
Amended(7) by Proposal 3740 (Repeal-O-Matic), May 8 1998
Amended(8) by Proposal 3923 (harvel), Oct. 10 1999
Amended(9) by Proposal 4011 (Wes), Jun. 1 2000
Amended(10) by Proposal 4147 (Wes), 13 May 2001
Amended(11) by Proposal 4155 (harvel), 18 May 2001
Amended(12) by Proposal 4430 (Cecilius), 16 January 2003
Amended(13) by Proposal 4451 (Cecilius), 22 February 2003
Amended(14) by Proposal 4523 (Murphy), 28 August 2003
Amended(15) by Proposal 4693 (Maud), 18 April 2005
Amended(16) by Proposal 4802 (Maud), 15 June 2005
Amended(17) by Proposal 4833 (Maud), 6 August 2005
Amended(18) by Proposal 4989 (Zefram), 6 June 2007
Amended(19) by Proposal 5007 (Zefram), 18 June 2007
Amended(20) by Proposal 5011 (Zefram), 24 June 2007
Amended(21) by Proposal 5086 (Zefram), 1 August 2007
Amended(22) by Proposal 5111 (Murphy), 2 August 2007
Amended(23) by Proposal 5117 (Zefram; disi.), 8 August 2007
Amended(24) by Proposal 5156 (Zefram), 29 August 2007
Amended(25) by Proposal 5271 (Murphy), 7 November 2007

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Rule 2144/8 (Power=1)
Limited Partnerships

      A partnership SHALL NOT register if its basis is the same as
      that of any player.  Whenever a judgement of GUILTY is assigned
      in a criminal case alleging that a partnership has violated this
      rule, the judge SHOULD assign an EXILE judgement to the question
      on sentencing in that case.

      If a registered partnership has the same basis as another
      player, any player CAN deregister it with Agoran Consent.

History:
Created by Proposal 4971 (Human Point Two), 23 May 2007
Amended(1) by Proposal 5022 (Murphy), 25 June 2007
Amended(2) by Proposal 5039 (Zefram), 28 June 2007
Amended(3) by Proposal 5045 (BobTHJ), 1 July 2007
Amended(4) by Proposal 5045 (BobTHJ), 1 July 2007
Amended(5) by Proposal 5061 (Zefram), 9 July 2007
Amended(6) by Proposal 5375 (root), 1 January 2008
Amended(7) by Proposal 5380 (Goethe), 1 January 2008
Amended(8) by Proposal 5400 (woggle; disi.), 16 January 2008

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Rule 2139/1 (Power=1)
The Registrar

      The Registrar is an office; its holder is responsible for
      keeping track of players.

      The Registrar's report includes, for each player:

      a) Information sufficient to identify and contact em.
      b) The date on which e most recently became a player.

[CFJ 1703 (called 13 July 2007): A player cannot change eir nickname
by announcement if the new nickname that e specifies is the current
nickname of another player.]

[CFJ 1361 (called 7 May 2002): Purporting to assign a new nickname,
previously unused to refer to any entity, to another player is
successful, but does not displace the target's existing name or
nickname.]

[CFJ 1489 (called 11 February 2004): Watchers are not a rule-defined
element of the game.]

[CFJ 1420 (called 17 December 2002): The list of watchers, customarily
published with the registrar's report, is part of the game state, even
though it is not mentioned in the rules and no one is obliged to track
or publish it.]

[Cross-references (13 February 2008): the Registrar's duties are:
  * report senators (rule 2177)
  * track citizenship (rule 869)
  * report players' identity and contact details (rule 2139)
  * report registration dates (rule 2139)
  * report deregistration by Writ of FAGE (rule 1789)
  * track player activity and report change dates (rule 2130)
  * track forum publicity (rule 478)
  * report fora (rule 478)
  * change the publicity of a forum (rule 478)
  * award patent title of Left in a Huff (rule 1922)]

History:
Created by Proposal 4939 (Murphy), 29 April 2007
Amended(1) by Proposal 5172 (Murphy), 29 August 2007

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Rule 1789/3 (Power=1)
Cantus Cygneus

      Whenever a Player feels that e has been treated so egregiously
      by the Agoran community that e can no longer abide to be a part
      of it, e may submit a document to the Clerk of the Courts,
      clearly labeled a Cantus Cygneus, detailing eir grievances and
      expressing eir reproach for those who e feels have treated em so
      badly.

      As soon as possible after receiving a Cantus Cygneus, the Clerk
      of the Courts shall publish this document along with a Writ of
      Fugere Agorae Grandissima Exprobratione, commanding the Player
      to be deregistered and instructing the Registrar to note the
      method of deregistration for that Player in subsequent Registrar
      Reports, as long as the Player remains deregistered.

      The Player is deregistered as of the posting of the Writ, and
      the notation in the Registrar's Report will ensure that,
      henceforth, all may know said Player deregistered in a Writ of
      FAGE.

[CFJ 1594 (called 16 December 2006): Players can be deregistered due
to this rule even if there is no Registrar.]

History:
Created by Proposal 3705 (Crito), Mar. 9 1998
Amended(1) by Proposal 4099 (Murphy), Jan. 15 2001
Amended(2) by Proposal 4147 (Wes), 13 May 2001
Amended(3) by Proposal 4825 (Maud), 17 July 2005

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Rule 2130/9 (Power=1)
Activity

      Activity is a player switch with values Active (default) and
      Inactive, tracked by the Registrar.  The Registrar's report
      includes the date on which each non-Active player's activity
      last changed.

      A player CAN flip eir activity by announcement.  "To go on hold"
      is to become Inactive; "to come off hold" is to become Active.

      A player CAN flip another player's activity to Inactive without
      objection.

      A player who has been continuously Inactive for at least three
      months CAN be deregistered by any other player without
      objection.

History:
Created by Proposal 4893 (Murphy), 12 February 2007
Amended(1) by Proposal 4966 (Zefram), 3 June 2007
Amended(2) by Proposal 4967 (Zefram), 3 June 2007
Amended(3) by Proposal 4985 (Zefram), 6 June 2007
Amended(4) by Proposal 4986 (Zefram), 6 June 2007
Amended(5) by Proposal 5004 (Zefram), 13 June 2007
Retitled by Proposal 5111 (Murphy), 2 August 2007
Amended(6) by Proposal 5111 (Murphy), 2 August 2007
Amended(7) by Proposal 5116 (Zefram; disi.), 8 August 2007
Amended(8) by Proposal 5258 (AFO), 18 October 2007
Amended(9) by Proposal 5271 (Murphy), 7 November 2007

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Definitions
      A category of definitions of terms and procedures that are
      widely used and do not readily fall into any other category.
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Rule 478/23 (Power=3)
Fora

      Freedom of speech being essential for the healthy functioning of
      any non-Imperial nomic, it is hereby resolved that No Player
      shall be prohibited from participating in the Fora.

      Publicity is a forum switch with values Public, Discussion, and
      Foreign (default), tracked by the Registrar.

      The Registrar's report includes, for each forum with non-Foreign
      publicity, sufficient instructions for players to receive
      messages there.

      The Registrar may change the publicity of a forum without
      objection as long as:

      (a) e sends eir announcement of intent to that forum; and

      (b) if the forum is to be made public, the announcement by which
          the Registrar makes that forum public is sent to all
          existing public fora.

      Each active player should ensure e can receive messages via each
      public forum.

      A message is public if and only if it is sent via a public forum
      or is sent to all players and contains a clear designation of
      intent to be public.  A person "publishes" or "announces"
      something by sending a public message.

      Where the rules define an action that CAN be performed "by
      announcement", a person performs that action by announcing that
      e performs it.  Any action performed by sending a message is
      performed at the time date-stamped on that message.

[CFJs 1451-1452 (called 6 March 2003): A message that is split into
multiple email messages can qualify as a single message for game
purposes, if it is obvious how to combine the parts to reconstruct the
single message.]

[CFJ 752 (called 13 March 1995): Something sent to a Player who is
obligated to send it to all Players is sufficient for sending
something to the PF.]

[CFJ 813 (called 22 October 1995): A Player need not prove that e can
receive the PF.]

[CFJ 831 (called 10 November 1995): The Date: header of a message is
not necessarily the time at which the message takes effect.]

[CFJ 866 (called 8 April 1996): A message is "received" when the
message enters the recipient's normal technical domain of control,
whether this be eir private machine or eir private account on a shared
machine (but not the shared machine itself, if the recipient does not
control it).]

[CFJ 1112: In order to submit a Proposal, in the sense of R1865 and
elsewhere, it is not sufficient that a collection of text 'with the
clear indication that that text is intended to become a Proposal'
(R1483) merely be sent to the Public Forum by a Proposing Entity; the
collection of text must also be received in the Public Forum.]

[CFJ 1314 (called 15 August 2001): If a message sent to a public forum
is rejected by the list moderator, it still qualifies as having been
sent via a public forum.]

[CFJ 1888 (called 31 January 2008): Sending a message to a Discussion
Forum, or other mailing list except for a Public Forum, does not
qualify as sending it to all players.]

[CFJ 1631 (called 29 April 2007): Public announcements must be made in
the message body; the subject line is insignificant.]

[CFJ 1784 (called 5 November 2007): An undescriptive or misleading
subject line does not deprive the message body of effect.]

[CFJ 1880 (called 22 January 2008): A phrase that would, in the
message body, cancel the effect of the rest of the message, does not
have such an effect if it appears in the subject line.]

[CFJ 1761 (called 30 September 2007): Publishing part of a message is
a different action from publishing the whole message.]

[CFJ 1646 (called 30 April 2007): The act of "publishing" or
"announcing" is accomplished when the message has left the sender's
technical domain of control, indicated by one of the "Received:"
headers.]

[CFJ 1695 (called 23 June 2007): A partnership, which by its nature
can't directly send email, can participate in the fora by means of its
members sending messages on its behalf, if its governing agreement
says so.]

[CFJ 1719 (called 12 August 2007): A player can, if e intends, have
public messages sent on eir behalf, including via a web form that
allows all-comers to send messages on eir behalf without specific
approval.]

[CFJs 1833-1834 (called 18 December 2007): A player can, by
contractual arrangement, grant another player the capacity to act by
announcement on eir behalf.]

[CFJ 1893 (called 3 February 2008): A non-consensual non-contractual
arrangement cannot grant a player the capacity to act by announcement
on behalf of another.]

[CFJ 1336 (called 13 December 2001): A public statement that one
wishes to perform an action that one can perform by announcement can
constitute an announcement that performs that action.]

[CFJ 1621 (called 8 February 2007): Where an action can be performed
by announcement, announcing that one deems something to be the case
that would result from that action does not constitute performing the
action.]

[CFJ 1584 (called 24 February 2006), CFJ 1728 (called 20 August 2007):
Saying "I do X 1000 times", where X is something that can be done by
announcement, is an acceptable shorthand for 1000 instances of "I do
X", but this shorthand cannot be used with an infinite repeat count,
because it is impossible to write out an infinite number of instances
of "I do X".]

[CFJ 1774 (called 1 November 2007): Saying "I do X 10000 times", where
X is something that can be done by announcement, does not necessarily
achieve 10000 instances of X, if writing out 10000 instances of "I do
X" would be a substantial effort such that using the shorthand is
abusive.  The presumption is in favour of the shorthand being
successful.]

[CFJ 1775 (called 1 November 2007): If an announcement of the form "I
do X N times" is not be acceptable shorthand for N instances of "I do
X", then the announcement is completely nullified, and does not have
the effect of M instances of "I do X" for any non-zero repeat count
M.]

[CFJ 1730 (called 22 August 2007): An appropriate announcement will
accomplish an action even if its author believed the action was
impossible.]

[CFJ 1841 (called 20 December 2007):