Kapellen
16-09-2005, 01:07
As far as I know (and I have read all the rules I could find), there are no rules against the following proposal. If there are, it's really too bad, because I already submitted it.
Please vote for this proposal (voting ends on monday) and use the internet and roleplaying to make this world a better place!
FREE COUNTRY SIMULATION GAME
The UN,
REALIZING that many people in our world have preconceptions and misguided opinions about other people, nations and religious, ideological and political systems,
ALSO REALIZING that these preconceptions and misguided opinions can result in hate, and that this hate can be used by political, ideological and religious leaders to start wars,
CONVINCED that people can learn to understand and respect other people and other ways of life and thinking than their own by roleplaying,
NOTING that the internet makes it easier for people all over the world to communicate with each other,
RESOLVES to concoct a simulation game that can be played on the internet, encouraging people all over the world to tell other people about their political opinions, their religious beliefs and their way of life:
1. The simulation game will be called “People’s Countries”.
2. People’s Countries will be a free simulation game for every person on the planet who has access to the internet.
3. People’s Countries will be a country simulation game, in which the players can build and run a country according to their own political ideals.
4. It will be possible for the countries, created by the players of People’s Countries, to join the UN. This UN is, of course, not the real UN, but a simulated UN in the universe of People’s Countries.
5. If a player chooses to join the People’s Countries UN, (s)he will be given the opportunity to write proposals and resolutions for the People’s Countries UN. All players who choose to join the People’s Countries UN will be able to vote for or against these proposals and resolutions.
6. The players of People’s Countries will be given the opportunity to discuss their political opinions, their religious beliefs and the proposals and resolutions of the People’s Countries UN on a forum that will be accessible to all players of People’s Countries.
7. The simulation game will be concocted by a team consisting of computer programmers, internet specialists and some representatives of the (real) UN. When they have finished their job, the computer programmers and internet specialists will be given a reasonable award for their efforts.
Please vote for this proposal (voting ends on monday) and use the internet and roleplaying to make this world a better place!
FREE COUNTRY SIMULATION GAME
The UN,
REALIZING that many people in our world have preconceptions and misguided opinions about other people, nations and religious, ideological and political systems,
ALSO REALIZING that these preconceptions and misguided opinions can result in hate, and that this hate can be used by political, ideological and religious leaders to start wars,
CONVINCED that people can learn to understand and respect other people and other ways of life and thinking than their own by roleplaying,
NOTING that the internet makes it easier for people all over the world to communicate with each other,
RESOLVES to concoct a simulation game that can be played on the internet, encouraging people all over the world to tell other people about their political opinions, their religious beliefs and their way of life:
1. The simulation game will be called “People’s Countries”.
2. People’s Countries will be a free simulation game for every person on the planet who has access to the internet.
3. People’s Countries will be a country simulation game, in which the players can build and run a country according to their own political ideals.
4. It will be possible for the countries, created by the players of People’s Countries, to join the UN. This UN is, of course, not the real UN, but a simulated UN in the universe of People’s Countries.
5. If a player chooses to join the People’s Countries UN, (s)he will be given the opportunity to write proposals and resolutions for the People’s Countries UN. All players who choose to join the People’s Countries UN will be able to vote for or against these proposals and resolutions.
6. The players of People’s Countries will be given the opportunity to discuss their political opinions, their religious beliefs and the proposals and resolutions of the People’s Countries UN on a forum that will be accessible to all players of People’s Countries.
7. The simulation game will be concocted by a team consisting of computer programmers, internet specialists and some representatives of the (real) UN. When they have finished their job, the computer programmers and internet specialists will be given a reasonable award for their efforts.