Post by Wilderness on Oct 28, 2015 15:27:26 GMT
Given the amount of discussion around the corpora of late, there's a theme I see an opportunity to put to rest. Often, something will be seen as 'common sense' or 'not worth cluttering up the corpora with'. And I agree, that if we included every possible contingency we'd wind up with an unwieldy document that was difficult to maintain or apply. However I also see the need for additional support documentation on some edge cases, or cases where our established culture runs differently than what a reasonable interpretation of the scaled down text could be.
I'm aware there is already some effort being undertaken to divide the corpora into a business document, and a separate game document. I feel this adoption goes handily with that effort.
There conveniently exists a set of rules that have been widely accepted by groups like us since ~1876. It's called Robert's Rules of Order, and for those unfamiliar it's a big long book that gives definition and order to a lot of different circumstances related to the governinou can find RORN here: www.robertsrules.org/
I'm aware there is already some effort being undertaken to divide the corpora into a business document, and a separate game document. I feel this adoption goes handily with that effort.
There conveniently exists a set of rules that have been widely accepted by groups like us since ~1876. It's called Robert's Rules of Order, and for those unfamiliar it's a big long book that gives definition and order to a lot of different circumstances related to the governinou can find RORN here: www.robertsrules.org/
