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#Anyone can start a campaign on anything | #Anyone can start a campaign on anything, thus becoming a [[Campaigner]] | ||
#You may subscribe only to one of the campaigns targeted at the same thing | #You may subscribe only to one of the campaigns targeted at the same thing | ||
#Campaigners can be [[virtual]] or [[real]] entities (cybercampaigns and realworld campaigns should be treated a little differently, real have more "weight" then virtual) | #Campaigners can be [[virtual]] or [[real]] entities (cybercampaigns and realworld campaigns should be treated a little differently, real have more "weight" then virtual) | ||
#Subscribing to a campaign gives a person one vote when meeting is called to make decisions ([[split]], [[merge]]r, [[opinion change]], [[nullify]]ing) about the campaign | #Subscribing to a campaign gives a person one vote when meeting is called to make decisions ([[split]], [[merge]]r, [[opinion change]], [[nullify]]ing) about the campaign | ||
#Campaigns can be [[merge]]d and [[split]] just like [[ | #Campaigns can be [[merge]]d and [[split]] just like traditional incorporated bodies. | ||
#Campaigns set a [[score]] for themselves. This is basically just an number. Positive means it's an [[endorsment]] and negative means its a [[boycott]]. | |||
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