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[Discuss] Starting a Rebellion

Alex Davies the1exile at hotmail.co.uk
Thu Jul 5 17:50:41 CEST 2007


>From: "David Kester" <davkester at gmail.com>
>Someone gets banned.  No fun.

Au contraire, I've been banned more than most and it is fun. Promotes 
conversation more than logging on once, 5 minutes a day, to follow orders to 
move to region X with settings Y. Plus bans can be lifted, no harm done.

>Have you tried either method?  I've tried both and everyone refusing took
>about two turns.

Never tried asking everyone to refuse a position, no. Every realm I've ever 
had uinfluence in would never have had that kind of unanimous support for 
change (plus they were all big enough to have one guy who would organise it 
so that he was made ruler..)

>If someone screws it up for you, they lose a point of prestige when you all
>protest them out.  Furthermore, it's a test of democracy: if people don't
>want change.  They won't refuse and they'll just keep losing prestige until
>they can't.

Protesting someone out is a lot more difficult than it sounds. And not all 
(read: hardly any) realms are true democracies.

The1exile (AKA SniperChief)

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