THE AGORA NOMIC CODE OF REGULATIONS (PART OF THE RULEKEEPOR'S MONTHLY REPORT) These ACORNs are also online at http://agoranomic.org/ruleset/ Date of this ACORN: 13 Sep 2026 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Table of Contents: Administrative Regulations * Regulation AA0: Obligations on the Arbitor * Regulation AA1: Public exercise of judiciary powers * Regulation AA2: Recommendations for players * Regulation CR1: Boards and winning patterns * Regulation CR2: Board selection methods * Regulation CR3: Events * Regulation EA0: The Sweet Executive * Regulation EA1: The Auction Process * Regulation EA2: Auction Terms ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ======================================================================== Administrative Regulations This section has regulations enacted by officers, pursuant to Rule 2630. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Regulation AA0/1 Obligations on the Arbitor The Arbitor SHALL NOT assign a case to any person with a clear conflict of interest in its outcome. While there are players interested in judging, the Arbitor SHALL NOT assign cases to any other person. A player is "interested in judging" whenever e has communicated to the Arbitor that e is or will be (syn. "stood up"), provided that, since e last became interested, e has not done any of the following: * Been recused from a case for lateness. * Communicated to the contrary (syn. "sat down"). * Become inactive. * Become deregistered. * Been omitted from a list of interested judges published by the Arbitor, if the list has been continuously undoubted for one week after its publication. The above notwithstanding, the Arbitor MAY always assign a case to emself; to the Referee; or to any person who has communicated to em an interest in judging the case (syn. "favoured" the case). If, but for this provision, this regulation would make it ILLEGAL for the Arbitor to assign a particular case at all, all other provisions of this regulation are null and void with respect to that case. When a judgement is issued that has major implications for the interpretation of a rule, and it is highly unlikely that the rule will be changed to alter the interpretation or the case reopened in the near future, the Arbitor SHALL in an officially timely fashion write a brief description of the implication and communicate it to the Rulekeepor with a recommendation for inclusion in the Full Logical Ruleset. (This duty is immediately discharged if the office of Rulekeepor is vacant.) History: Enacted by Kate, 04 Sep 2024 Amended(1) by Kate, 02 Jan 2025 Annotations: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Regulation AA1/0 Public exercise of judiciary powers This regulation currently does not provide for players to act on behalf of the Arbitor to exercise eir official powers. History: Enacted by Kate, 04 Sep 2024 Annotations: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Regulation AA2/0 Recommendations for players It is RECOMMENDED to phrase CFJ statements so that they are possible to parse without outside context. For example, refer to a proposal or rule by ID number, or to a message by distinguishing features like its author and approximate timestamp, instead of writing "this proposal" or "that message". (An exception is self-references: "this CFJ", or "this message" meaning "the message in which this CFJ is called", is unambiguous and in fact traditional.) When calling a CFJ, players SHOULD ensure that the word "CFJ" is present in the subject line of the message, ideally near the beginning and ideally distinct from the rest of the line (e.g. "[CFJ]" or "CFJ:"). This helps ensure the CFJ is not missed. Gratuitous arguments to a CFJ need not be explicitly marked, or even submitted to a public forum (though they may be, for disambiguation). Anything seen by the Arbitor, through any forum, that looks like an argument will be accepted and recorded. (Arguments may even be submitted privately, which might be useful if, for example, anonymity is requested.) For other actions related to the office of Arbitor, such as judgements themselves, recusals, retractions, Motions and Moots, it is RECOMMENDED to draw the Arbitor's attention somehow if they are buried in replies to an unrelated thread. Otherwise, tags of the form "attn. Arbitor" or "@Arbitor" are unnecessary and indeed DISCOURAGED as they clutter subject lines. History: Enacted by Kate, 04 Sep 2024 Annotations: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Regulation CR1/0 Boards and winning patterns A. This round of bingo will follow the usual rules. That is: 1. Boards are 5x5 with the center square "free" (always satisfied) 2. The winning patterns are any of the following: * All five squares in a single row * All five squares in a single column * All five squares in one of the corner-to-corner diagonals History: Enacted by Mischief, 31 Aug 2025 Annotations: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Regulation CR2/3 Board selection methods A. General A player who has not selected a bingo board since the most recent time the bingo state was flipped to unpaused CAN do so by either of the following methods. However, the Collar CANNOT use the Collar-draws method to select eir own bingo board. B. The Collar-draws method A player CAN select a bingo board by the Collar-draws method by announcing e does so. The Collar SHALL then in a timely fashion: 1) draw a board for that player at random 2) create a fingerprint for that board (which the Collar's weekly report MUST include until the next time the bingo state is flipped to paused) 3) privately share the board and fingerprint with the player The Collar SHOULD NOT reveal the board or the fingerprint's plaintext to anyone other than that player, unless the player attempts to call bingo. To successfully call bingo, a player electing the Collar-draws method MUST reveal the fingerprint's underlying plaintext C. The secret-draw method A player CAN select a bingo board by the secret-draw method by making a commitment (the fingerprint of which the Collar's weekly report MUST include until the next time the bingo state is flipped to paused) to integers A and B, each between 1 and 100 (inclusive). The Collar SHALL then in a timely fashion randomly draw integers X and Y, each between 1 and 100 (inclusive), and announce their values; until the next time the bingo state is flipped to paused, the Collar's weekly report MUST also include those values. The player's board consists of the event set with an ID number congruent to (A+X) mod 100, arranged on the board according to the arrangement with an ID number congruent to (B+Y) mod 100. To successfully call bingo, a player electing the secret-draw method MUST reveal eir commitment to the integers A and B. For example, suppose the player secretly commits to A=62 and B=91, while the Collar draws X=14 and Y=77. The final board consists of event set #76 (congruent to 62+14 mod 100) in arrangement #68 (congruent to 91+77 mod 100). Example event set (#76): A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X 76) 17 16 4 1 38 12 23 36 28 35 20 13 21 3 11 10 24 39 19 18 27 33 2 29 Example arrangement (#68): 68 HQTXV ONCEL PF.UG MIJDS RWAKB Resulting board: 36 24 18 29 33 11 3 4 38 13 10 12 . 27 23 21 28 35 1 19 39 2 17 20 16 The first entry in the arrangement (corresponding to the top-left corner) is H, which in this event set corresponds to event #36. The last entry in the arrangement (corresponding to the bottom-right corner) is B, which in this event set corresponds to event #16. D. Secret-draw method event sets For the "secret draw" selection method, the event sets are: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X 1) 13 29 11 35 2 18 20 36 8 25 19 12 39 27 3 16 38 24 37 23 31 28 34 4 2) 28 37 24 16 29 11 13 23 33 32 20 31 12 35 19 39 21 2 25 18 38 27 4 15 3) 39 19 31 24 32 20 28 17 35 22 23 38 12 21 6 27 2 36 29 13 11 9 3 25 4) 35 39 20 9 28 17 13 22 11 27 16 24 37 32 7 38 23 2 1 12 29 31 3 33 5) 30 20 38 2 22 28 21 17 23 12 19 1 13 37 3 24 10 11 16 39 35 18 36 8 6) 20 35 33 13 21 38 16 12 34 24 39 14 36 19 23 37 11 28 32 17 8 22 18 26 7) 23 19 1 25 12 22 8 28 33 24 13 16 35 27 20 38 31 17 3 4 37 32 5 15 8) 25 37 13 23 32 24 18 3 28 36 35 27 16 31 20 12 4 17 38 39 19 2 34 29 9) 16 28 13 35 38 17 23 39 19 15 21 20 30 32 24 3 27 9 22 18 37 11 29 12 10) 16 12 19 34 25 32 28 39 23 38 11 13 36 3 31 6 29 17 18 33 21 4 35 2 11) 15 5 36 20 29 19 13 35 18 11 32 31 2 12 25 16 23 38 3 39 28 10 21 24 12) 13 7 28 22 20 11 17 16 38 21 15 18 3 36 12 6 35 19 1 27 34 32 23 14 13) 28 35 19 37 17 13 29 39 23 18 12 20 25 10 31 16 24 3 9 15 33 27 7 6 14) 36 16 35 24 27 5 38 20 28 2 23 37 25 12 13 39 32 33 17 11 18 3 29 31 15) 22 36 39 20 12 28 34 32 29 19 16 9 38 24 37 7 13 23 27 25 17 31 21 8 16) 16 11 32 39 23 3 13 17 34 38 1 12 20 19 22 28 21 25 27 29 2 4 35 26 17) 23 16 33 14 6 26 22 24 38 12 9 28 35 36 39 5 25 7 13 37 17 2 4 32 18) 19 10 38 24 3 39 13 12 28 36 35 16 15 17 37 25 2 33 1 23 20 32 34 22 19) 24 16 39 13 26 3 35 19 36 28 20 11 38 31 23 6 12 22 10 17 25 1 2 34 20) 23 1 28 35 36 20 33 19 38 4 37 13 16 12 34 9 3 24 29 26 2 15 32 39 21) 36 22 11 39 35 33 24 38 28 30 9 21 2 31 16 3 17 27 20 29 13 23 19 12 22) 13 38 33 1 23 35 24 32 31 3 28 17 4 34 36 29 21 12 39 11 19 16 27 20 23) 14 16 19 29 13 33 28 7 38 36 17 2 21 39 34 5 23 1 12 25 24 31 35 20 24) 39 12 38 11 17 36 28 34 31 3 10 24 1 37 23 32 20 27 19 16 33 13 35 30 25) 19 16 18 39 13 38 35 3 32 20 17 36 31 28 29 21 34 27 37 2 24 25 22 7 26) 39 36 21 1 35 17 4 28 22 38 23 25 29 13 19 20 15 32 24 34 16 12 5 11 27) 28 35 39 13 16 33 1 20 32 23 18 27 36 30 4 19 7 17 2 3 24 38 37 22 28) 18 36 38 22 15 19 11 4 33 24 20 31 39 35 27 17 26 29 23 28 25 21 12 16 29) 24 12 18 9 17 35 21 39 28 20 23 32 14 13 36 16 11 31 38 1 19 22 15 3 30) 28 2 16 4 27 35 24 13 11 19 33 22 29 31 26 20 10 38 23 36 17 39 12 9 31) 33 21 19 39 18 17 36 23 29 13 9 16 11 12 35 3 20 4 37 28 24 8 1 10 32) 38 35 36 20 17 29 13 18 3 37 19 24 16 1 33 23 2 12 25 31 28 39 22 21 33) 7 35 17 24 13 20 12 27 19 16 4 23 8 28 38 36 33 30 22 31 21 39 18 25 34) 35 27 23 28 15 32 9 24 4 33 12 20 38 17 16 31 34 13 36 37 39 3 22 29 35) 16 19 25 20 11 34 35 18 3 21 36 28 12 29 13 23 7 15 32 27 38 24 33 39 36) 16 37 36 11 13 24 4 20 28 19 25 32 34 3 17 14 27 10 33 38 18 29 2 31 37) 1 17 31 24 35 13 29 37 19 38 23 28 18 16 20 36 34 2 39 3 12 22 27 9 38) 13 26 12 17 24 6 25 23 39 34 27 19 2 37 1 18 38 20 28 16 15 22 4 31 39) 33 28 21 22 37 20 38 17 16 32 35 1 19 12 9 18 39 8 24 13 11 2 3 6 40) 28 39 36 1 20 16 37 19 24 21 13 3 26 35 32 31 2 12 4 25 11 23 17 27 41) 13 39 19 25 33 32 12 20 28 36 23 14 1 35 21 38 31 4 29 17 3 22 16 27 42) 22 14 6 17 25 36 24 35 20 18 4 12 16 13 2 32 21 11 39 33 23 10 19 28 43) 39 23 16 35 13 28 31 37 24 18 12 34 4 20 2 38 36 17 9 26 1 33 19 22 44) 23 12 24 20 35 34 3 38 28 19 13 39 16 1 36 25 21 33 10 17 11 2 31 32 45) 27 24 11 38 17 39 16 23 25 26 20 34 19 4 7 21 37 13 28 36 22 35 31 14 46) 36 28 3 39 2 23 24 34 33 32 15 13 18 21 35 31 17 16 1 25 19 37 27 20 47) 13 19 31 22 16 20 12 23 24 11 38 2 34 29 28 35 17 7 37 8 25 4 21 39 48) 19 1 10 2 17 16 20 38 39 21 24 35 12 29 32 28 13 37 33 18 31 4 8 25 49) 21 24 12 20 13 5 23 27 17 37 32 38 35 19 2 16 8 4 28 29 18 39 36 11 50) 24 35 13 39 18 36 29 3 27 19 20 22 25 8 30 21 12 28 17 32 34 31 23 33 51) 38 26 19 36 17 39 30 28 18 11 35 23 12 14 32 2 3 24 29 16 25 13 20 22 52) 36 17 13 20 25 31 3 10 38 1 28 23 19 39 16 24 12 35 11 34 27 33 32 21 53) 25 3 32 16 38 14 33 34 35 37 23 31 36 27 1 17 24 6 13 29 39 22 26 12 54) 20 11 16 25 32 24 18 38 2 31 19 12 37 36 39 35 17 23 28 33 14 13 27 4 55) 23 28 38 35 39 31 20 22 13 30 21 24 17 16 8 3 5 2 33 4 14 34 32 12 56) 39 16 24 36 13 23 17 4 3 12 28 35 10 25 1 38 32 27 31 5 19 20 33 2 57) 12 21 38 30 23 16 28 13 22 15 5 29 27 18 37 4 8 36 26 31 39 24 19 35 58) 22 13 20 36 16 33 25 19 2 24 1 38 39 17 27 9 35 18 30 10 7 11 12 28 59) 19 29 39 32 13 16 37 11 12 35 31 38 28 1 3 20 17 15 36 23 8 6 21 30 60) 17 18 3 11 39 22 9 12 19 8 36 16 34 4 35 13 21 25 24 1 5 23 2 32 61) 13 15 20 16 32 39 10 17 36 35 28 25 23 14 34 26 12 2 22 18 38 33 24 3 62) 12 23 32 28 14 17 16 5 1 39 4 36 6 35 38 26 22 11 34 21 8 3 20 27 63) 20 17 35 38 11 24 18 3 33 12 16 23 28 39 36 19 31 25 22 27 29 10 13 5 64) 29 36 10 23 24 12 17 27 25 22 39 3 1 35 20 7 19 16 28 2 4 13 11 32 65) 33 12 28 16 13 17 37 4 39 11 27 35 23 29 34 3 20 19 31 5 21 2 22 24 66) 16 38 3 12 24 35 36 10 14 33 11 29 39 23 22 28 31 20 21 25 18 32 13 17 67) 28 2 39 32 24 36 20 35 37 23 13 4 22 3 17 27 31 19 38 11 33 16 15 1 68) 3 16 4 31 6 34 21 39 19 15 12 1 38 24 13 37 22 17 20 28 23 8 29 14 69) 22 13 38 34 2 17 33 19 36 24 14 39 28 6 35 23 18 32 16 12 3 27 29 26 70) 38 4 17 36 29 39 12 24 23 35 20 33 26 31 8 16 25 22 13 28 19 30 34 18 71) 10 38 39 33 15 19 12 11 23 36 2 28 13 32 21 27 16 24 35 17 34 4 3 29 72) 12 17 16 29 31 7 13 36 39 35 28 2 32 37 34 23 27 38 8 3 10 19 1 33 73) 16 27 9 4 38 23 28 24 13 22 20 36 21 19 35 34 33 5 29 39 17 12 6 30 74) 12 19 32 21 1 2 31 13 39 11 38 34 20 17 10 4 36 23 24 16 22 15 29 3 75) 24 12 36 19 35 16 17 22 13 28 38 39 20 23 4 31 25 27 18 3 15 6 32 37 76) 17 16 4 1 38 12 23 36 28 35 20 13 21 3 11 10 24 39 19 18 27 33 2 29 77) 21 16 36 13 27 25 24 17 28 12 23 39 22 38 19 20 18 4 35 31 37 33 9 34 78) 4 36 3 23 39 13 16 9 28 32 31 12 19 26 24 17 20 34 25 35 18 21 37 27 79) 21 28 23 1 19 34 39 16 11 25 12 32 17 38 8 24 18 35 36 7 10 13 2 14 80) 1 12 36 24 19 33 5 20 35 17 31 28 15 22 16 23 38 18 7 32 3 26 13 10 81) 16 17 5 3 12 22 25 13 23 7 18 4 20 21 39 28 19 35 37 34 14 11 32 33 82) 4 28 16 39 9 20 38 24 19 11 34 36 12 17 13 32 35 33 27 31 3 2 5 1 83) 15 3 13 11 38 39 28 26 24 23 12 37 32 21 20 36 17 5 16 33 19 14 35 9 84) 21 17 20 39 35 10 38 22 2 36 19 1 37 28 12 24 4 16 13 23 33 18 25 29 85) 16 20 29 35 39 23 13 34 17 37 24 12 2 10 15 19 28 14 38 36 3 4 26 11 86) 4 32 22 15 20 33 37 17 36 29 16 38 23 31 24 19 27 5 12 28 13 35 7 10 87) 21 39 17 12 13 3 24 36 27 28 16 18 20 23 37 35 11 1 32 19 2 25 38 34 88) 21 22 24 17 11 27 39 38 26 16 18 35 34 37 3 28 19 32 6 31 33 36 25 23 89) 7 24 39 36 25 22 2 35 13 27 20 33 38 16 19 23 17 28 3 11 9 21 12 18 90) 38 19 37 5 17 3 23 24 13 28 16 33 12 2 31 32 39 35 22 1 9 4 30 11 91) 19 5 39 14 23 2 32 17 24 34 38 21 6 28 33 31 11 18 20 35 16 12 36 25 92) 23 36 28 21 2 12 34 27 24 16 38 6 32 31 17 18 35 15 11 29 39 5 22 9 93) 16 20 35 39 33 28 29 25 6 13 19 23 12 38 24 4 36 2 22 31 1 17 18 15 94) 18 33 2 34 39 17 38 28 26 11 24 13 12 21 22 19 16 25 23 30 29 20 3 36 95) 17 6 34 32 18 20 33 12 36 22 1 30 3 19 21 29 11 28 2 39 24 38 25 13 96) 12 16 24 27 38 21 36 35 37 39 28 4 17 20 29 13 23 3 34 19 1 7 11 33 97) 35 17 16 13 20 28 37 12 11 32 38 19 39 29 36 6 23 24 5 2 1 26 25 15 98) 13 20 9 22 19 16 37 23 36 39 38 12 27 3 17 10 18 35 28 32 24 31 1 11 99) 32 33 17 16 23 12 10 27 20 36 37 31 28 35 34 38 24 39 13 22 1 19 4 25 100) 32 33 37 28 38 20 17 4 39 24 35 16 12 19 34 8 21 29 36 13 10 9 3 31 E. Secret-draw method arrangements For the "secret draw" selection method, the arrangements of the event set are defined as follows (read left to right, top to bottom, with "." denoting the free space): 1 NTJSI KUXDG PB.EW OQARF VLHCM 2 DPQJS TOVRN LX.MW EKGAU HBCFI 3 NPKAO TRDBG WE.JV MLFCS QHXIU 4 HWSAP COBMK EJ.GV NDUTX RFQIL 5 IXBUO NWJHP MA.QV KTGEF CLSDR 6 LIKQN PURMS DE.FG XATCH WOVBJ 7 FUDPR NTEXM BG.IH WAJCQ LSVOK 8 HRFMU TONAX JQ.EG SPCWV DLKIB 9 MECWS FXKLG JR.BO UHDVN ATIQP 10 KGEOM ASPVN LF.XU IQJBR HWTDC 11 MEUDR FHVSN IL.XG QBOTW PKAJC 12 AVGCW MPITN SO.EQ UDKLR HFXJB 13 AEUCO VJLHW TS.DQ KGRFM NBXIP 14 MVOJB KXIEP SA.LT WNCQD GHRFU 15 GIJQX KRLNS UH.TB PFAOD CMVWE 16 XCUTQ JVLDF EM.BI HKOGP NRWSA 17 EAXGI CDWVN MO.QH TLBUR FPSJK 18 NWGLE SATOI DB.UF HXRKM VQJCP 19 SHPQG UMXTO CA.EI NLKDJ VFWBR 20 SWUAE LINKG HR.JP XDTFQ OMVBC 21 KIETU GDRLX SN.WQ PJVBM COHAF 22 XHCDJ KTPIL US.RQ GOAFV WEBMN 23 BSVEN IAQLW MG.KX PRUCJ TOHFD 24 HDKBP LXVQC OA.JR ETIGW UFMNS 25 SBTPN DXVJR MO.HL UWCAK QFGIE 26 OCBGM XEVFQ WK.UJ ITLSN PHDRA 27 NUAPE RJMLT DG.OH VIXWS KCBQF 28 CXDLQ WVPFO TJ.NS KMHRA BEUIG 29 FXARN VUJCL MW.PG HQDEK ITBSO 30 ONSGU BPMJW IQ.CV EKAFD XTHLR 31 IGJAO WVXUN RK.DB LETPF SMCHQ 32 RHOBD KLQPX TS.IM GUJVN EAFWC 33 QASWM LEFUJ OX.CB GNHTD RVKPI 34 KVLST WAROM JU.DN QFIPH GBEXC 35 DAIGB UHNOW CM.XJ FPTER VLQSK 36 CKLXE FRVAH WS.OD TQMPN UJIGB 37 LQWCV UAENF IO.HT MXBRG KPDSJ 38 MXGSN UPDWR KT.VF OHJBQ ILEAC 39 SIBTD RAUCQ WJ.PX MEVFL GKOHN 40 MNUKR EVPSL OC.BX AQDFJ ITHWG 41 AEUTB QXWSP GV.FN OHLKC JMDIR 42 PFBCD ROGXJ WQ.AU NMVTK LSEIH 43 JASGX KEUBR TC.NV IOLHQ PWMFD 44 UWRFS HAIXG NE.OB MVTPJ QCKLD 45 USGTD JXBAF LN.QR MCWOV PHIEK 46 JNUBR LHMXC GF.AV TQKOS IDEPW 47 CWXOJ PHNVM TQ.EG USBIK AFRLD 48 FAQKW BGDJE HR.IN VTOMC ULXPS 49 HEQAP XJMFV GK.OB TLRCN DUWSI 50 RHTVN JKWUG PB.QL OFEAX SIMDC 51 SPMOK AJRBE QN.VC XIFGD LUTWH 52 CUJWF SLOVM PN.GI KXRHQ EDABT 53 QRJSD ETPCO WB.ML NFIGU VXKAH 54 QMUVD EHWNF LJ.BP XOSKI AGCTR 55 LHMUG IXJRF WS.QN TEBOV APCDK 56 KHCBR EFAPT VM.OL DQIWU GJNSX 57 HGNOK TDWBP CE.RA VMQJS IXULF 58 MJCTV RBIXL SP.KO QHNGW EUAFD 59 PWITD QOBXF UH.LJ GREKN SAVCM 60 QEDHS XBILJ AK.UN PFCWT MGVRO 61 COLRV QDSNM PI.AW KHEXJ GBTUF 62 XEBJK VPUTA QO.MH RLDFN GCIWS 63 DCWQK ITVMU NA.RP JLEHF XOBSG 64 HXVLB SNUGK EQ.JP CIMOW FDRAT 65 POLBC EJWMQ VS.GF UNDRH ITKAX 66 LGPXV KRUBM SI.FN TEWHA CDOQJ 67 BSQCW NOXPT RJ.EV FKHAL IUGDM 68 HQTXV ONCEL PF.UG MIJDS RWAKB 69 LVFPW QDAXM UN.EK HIJTG COBRS 70 MASKL JTOXR DC.IW UGPFN QBEHV 71 RVLSN EUKGM BX.AH JITPD OCFQW 72 GCABP JTLOF RW.NE MUQDH XSVKI 73 QJINV OLRXA MK.FT GSWPE UDCHB 74 PBFDG HIOCR SJ.AW KTXLM VUNEQ 75 UWAGI JLTOS KP.QM XNVFH CBERD 76 NBGRU SXLAP JM.HK IVQCD EWFTO 77 HUOXK QAJDB LN.IV FSGRW PCEMT 78 QOEFR DWMHN AX.JB GVIKL CTSPU 79 LNOXG VTFJK QD.BR HEMIW PCASU 80 RXUMA OCEJK NG.QL TSHVI PWFBD 81 NOXFE BISKL VT.DQ MGPRA CJUWH 82 JRWFX CLDIH ET.KA OQGPM SNVBU 83 TCXFP INSLR OE.VW QDKHG BUMAJ 84 DVJFR CNWQG PX.TA OHKMS EIULB 85 BRJES ATWMQ UI.KX VPHFN OCGLD 86 NBFDL CPMJA VU.HI STWKX QROEG 87 KDEWT ABNQR UV.HI JOXSC PGLFM 88 NAWKD JIGFX SE.QC PTBRM ULHOV 89 OEFHI RAPQB UD.CX GNTWL SMJKV 90 PAJSN XQGBW DR.MC KTFIH ULOVE 91 WVIJP XMHGE CN.DU LBFTK SRAQO 92 WJCSI NLBEK TG.VA FXPDR MOHQU 93 IQWDH KEAUN PG.RL VXFBJ MCTSO 94 UEMLF RHQPG CX.AW VKOSN BIDTJ 95 PQAGF SBEVD TU.WR OJILC HXMNK 96 VLRSQ IWTHM FE.BC ONGPK AJUDX 97 CNOGB MVSAQ PF.LW ERUTD JXKIH 98 XEMJB RASNT CH.WL IGFUO QKDVP 99 SCNJX RMEAU OI.LK PQTVF HGDBW 100 GOCHL UEMJN KD.RF TWXPV QSIBA History: Enacted by Mischief, 31 Aug 2025 Amended(1) by Mischief, 30 May 2026 Amended(2) by Mischief, 30 May 2026 Amended(3) by Mischief, 30 May 2026 Annotations: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Regulation CR3/2 Events A. Event conventions A "right now" event must be true at the time a player calls bingo. Otherwise, the event is satisfied if it was true at any point between the time the bingo state was most recently flipped to unpaused and the time of the attempt to call bingo. Many events are triggered by "another player" (or similar language). To satisfy that event, the basis of the person in question must have no overlap with yours. Events are to be interpreted based on the definitions in the rules. For example, "declare apathy" means the mechanism currently defined in rule 2465 and not just a statement made in a public forum. Repealing rule 2465 would, in the absence of any other relevant rule changes, make that event impossible to satisfy in the future. However, if someone had already done so in the current round, it would still count. Unless specified otherwise, strings comparisons are case-insensitive and a string has/contains all of its substrings and partial words. For example, if a text contains the word "cramps" then it is also considered to contain "Amps" Each event is tagged with an estimated difficulty, which affects the relative probability that it gets drawn for a board: Very Easy (1/9x), Easy (1/3x), Medium (1x), Difficult (1/3x), Very Difficult (1/9x). Note that these are relative probabilities, not category weights. If there are 900 very difficult events and 100 medium events, the final result will be about 50/50 B. The events 01 D the Prime Minister has enacted an Emergency Regulation 02 D a proposal with "oops" in its title is passed 03 E right now you hold at least one office 04 E a player revokes a blot from another player (neither is you) 05 VE a CFJ you neither called nor judged gets judged FALSE 06 VE a CFJ you neither called nor judged gets judged TRUE 07 VE a CFJ you neither called nor judged gets judged IRRELEVANT 08 VE a CFJ you neither called nor judged gets judged INSUFFICIENT 09 VE a CFJ you neither called nor judged gets judged DISMISS 10 VD a CFJ you neither called nor judged gets judged PARADOXICAL 11 E a proposal passes amending a rule of power > 3 12 M a proposal passes creating a rule of power > 3 13 M a proposal passes repealing a rule of power > 3 14 VE a proposal gets no votes FOR 15 VE a proposal gets no votes AGAINST 16 M a proposal passes amending more than 4 rules 17 M a proposal passes repealing more than 2 rules 18 E a proposal passes creating more than 2 rules 19 M another player wins 20 M the stamp scamp changes 21 E the Veblen's cost exceeds 30 22 E Agora's Festivity is greater than zero 23 M right now you own more than 40 spendies 24 M right now a prime number of rules exist 25 E right now a non-prime number of rules exist 26 VD any player is awarded a lime ribbon 27 D any player is awarded a transparent ribbon 28 M right now zero stamps of your type exist 29 D right now 1 or more rules contain "enchanted" in their text 30 VE right now no rules contain "enchanted" in their text 31 D another player declares apathy 32 E the Prime Minister uses the Dive Cabinet Order on emself 33 D 4 players have the same radiance greater than 20 34 E right now the boulder's height is 0 35 M you have had an Agoran Birthday 36 M right now you are party to a contract with exactly 7 parties 37 D right now, you own at least one rare stamp 38 M a proposal passes that doesn't amend, enact, or repeal any rule 39 M right now, you own exactly 7 different types of number cards History: Enacted by Mischief, 31 Aug 2025 Amended(1) by Mischief, 30 May 2026 Amended(2) by Mischief, 14 Jun 2026 Annotations: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Regulation EA0/0 The Sweet Executive I. The Executor SHALL use good faith in performing eir duties and exercising eir powers II. "Salvage assets" is a synonym for assets owned by the Lost and Found Department III. The Executor SHOULD initiate an auction for salvage assets at least quarterly, unless there are no salvage assets. However, e SHOULD CONSIDER delaying doing so in the event of 1) an ongoing or immediately pending election for Executor; 2) a Holiday; 3) reasonable uncertainty as to which assets are salvage assets; or 4) any other circumstances where delaying the auction would be reasonable History: Enacted by Mischief, 21 Apr 2026 Annotations: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Regulation EA1/0 The Auction Process I. The Executor CAN initiate an auction for salvage assets -- excluding any that 1) are already subject to an ongoing auction or 2) were subject to a prior auction and have a winning bid oustanding -- by announcement, specifying the following: A) the salvage assets up for auction B) the bidding assets (including any applicable conversion rates between different types of bidding assets) C) the form of the auction D) the time period to submit bids (the "bidding period") E) the time period to satisfy winning bids (the "redemption period") The bidding period begins immediately upon such a valid announcement and lasts for the specified time period (subject to a minimum period of 5 days and a maximum period of one month) II. During an auction's bidding period, players may make a bid in that auction by announcement. During an auction's bidding period, players may by announcement retract a bid e previously made in that auction. Valid bids must: A) specify the asset (or set of assets) the bid applies to B) specify the amount bid for such asset(s) C) be from a player not in time out Invalid bids have no effect. A player CAN communicate multiple bids in a single statement or message if done in a reasonably unambiguous manner. III. In a timely fashion after the end of an auction's bidding period, the Executor SHALL announce, for each winning bidder, the items won and the resulting amount owed. Upon such announcement, each winning bid in that auction becomes unpaid. The redemption period begins immediately upon such a valid announcement and lasts for the time period specified in the announcement that originally initiated the auction (subject to a minimum period of 5 days and a maximum period of one month) IV. During an auction's redemption period, a winning bidder may make an unpaid winning bid in that auction paid by destroying assets in eir possession corresponding to the amount owed for that bid. In a timely fashion after doing so, the Executor CAN and SHALL transfer the corresponding items to the bidder; however, e NEED NOT do so for any items the bidder is not eligible to own. After an auction's redemption period ends, any remaining unpaid winning bids in that auction are void, and the corresponding bidders are delinquent. V. In a timely fashion after the end of an auction's redemption period, the Executor CAN by announcement put any bidder who is delinquent in that auction in time out for a specified period not to exceed to 4 months, and e SHOULD do so unless the unpaid bid is due to circumstances out of the control of and not reasonably foreseeable by the bidder. Examples of such circumstances could include scams executed by others or previously unknown defects discovered in the rules or the Executor's regulations. History: Enacted by Mischief, 21 Apr 2026 Annotations: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Regulation EA2/0 Auction Terms I. The Executor SHOULD auction all salvage assets at once; however, e SHOULD CONSIDER auctioning only a proper subset of them if the Lost and Found Department owns an unusually large number of assets or multiple disparate types of assets II. The form of the auction SHOULD be a Vickrey–Clarke–Groves auction. However, where that would be administratively challenging for bidders or the Executor, the Executor SHOULD CONSIDER alternative forms of auction (including running multiple separate Vickrey auctions) III. The Executor is ENCOURAGED to set the bidding period and the redemption period at one week each IV. The Executor CAN resolve ties between bids as e sees fit and is ENCOURAGED to do so in favor of the earliest unretracted bid History: Enacted by Mischief, 21 Apr 2026 Annotations: ------------------------------------------------------------------------