...owing consumers to compare prices, or quieting religious critics. Powerful parties should not be permitted to misuse copyright as a tool for limiting bad pres
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...tiple parties all over the world, e.g. the [[Greens]] which have very many parties.
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'''Three Parties Rule''' states that a situation where there are two parties with conflicting interests should be resolved by including a neutral third
...nship and B=E=C relationship is supposed to be good enough even for the to parties to trust their bodies to it! This is what we call [[law]].
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...iterally no democratic political structures in the real world without such parties. They seem to be absolutely necessary to agree on [[factionally defined te
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...owing consumers to compare prices, or quieting religious critics. Powerful parties should not be permitted to misuse copyright as a tool for limiting bad pres
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...tely science is a culture too, and nothing is completely objective. Green Parties worldwide have a [[w:Global Greens Charter]] that emphasizes the following
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If there are only two parties they are looking at each other like the other party is a distorting mirror.
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permit energy and material savings to be paid for by third parties separately
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- removal of parties who habitually engage in this behaviour, e.g. [[Erik Moeller]], [[Daniel Ma
- apologies from parties who have sometimes engaged in unaccountable behaviours, e.g. [[outing]], su
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...usable by everyone in 20 years. This is at least time to get some [[Green Parties]] elected or build [[Greenpeace]] up into a sort of global enforcer, but it
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A '''consortium''' is a group of companies or parties that agree to cooperate in a way favourable to themselves and their own [[c
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...sentative democracy''' uses [[faction]] conflict, i.e. between [[political parties]], to simulate actual warfare that would otherwise occur between those fact
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...nd also as a fallback default in case that none of the trusted auditors or parties indicated to be trustworthy by the trusted auditors have signed an article.
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...ch other. In democracy this means dividing into pro- and [[anti-ape mother parties]] that debate the actual policy while a [[pan-sapien bureaucracy]] implemen
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...ike a taxonomy. I'll fix the article to show efforts done on this by other parties. This is required for the following features [[Intershop navigation]], [[Pr
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#Get some wise people to lay down [[instructional capital]] that all parties can accept, that defines on [[what ground]]s [[each type of information]] i
...Historical]] [[Data]] without being encumbered by the work and provide all parties with suitable [[UI]] for their role. Choose [[licenses]] for each of these
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...excuse several rather extreme [[IP block]]s. The influence of those three parties (all in a [[conflict of interest]] due to their participation in [[edit war
...dents like this render [[due process]] ultimately ineffective by rendering parties hostile to it, and uninterested in further debate about such claims - which
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...of people claims a similar harm has been done to them by the same party or parties. For example:
...o steps at all to prevent use of names of uninvolved or involutarily named parties ("[[outing]]") in connection with [[false and unsubstantiated claims]] rega
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...ached, and encourage more casual use of names and damage to reputations of parties otherwise uninvolved. There is probably no clearer basis for a [[libel sui
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...ser to debate something with a [[logged-in user]]. This would assure both parties they were talking consistently with one person, and, it would be possible f
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...ight co-owner]]s, and no practical way to get permission from all involved parties to pursue a case of [[copyright infringement]]. There are many specific cr
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...accusations of corruption be they aimed at [[Consumerium:Itself]] or other parties.
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...[[political party]] structures ([[ideology]] does not motivate most ruling parties much). Very often there is tension between these interests, and the [[econ
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...accused/crediting with having authored a rather vast literature by various parties, but this in an "article" which contains obvious factual errors), and Islam
...n bias in the terms it uses. Subsequently entire IP ranges where numerous parties had edited articles inherently hostile to the Bush administration, e.g. [[w
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...tism]]) or it has negative consequences for [[human health]]. The [[Green Parties]] put '''ecological wisdom''' first on a list of [[six principles]].
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* [[Three Parties Rule]]
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...are more willing to work in [[minority government]] than almost any other parties.
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...1, but when you see more than one or two reverts, WITHOUT third and fourth parties sharing the burden of reverting, you KNOW this is not the case, and that it
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Apparently such licenses are used within [[Green Parties]] and some clauses of this nature exist in some contracts, e.g. [[WarFTP]]'
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...t]]s, each sprint producing an executable. Between sprints, all interested parties evaluate progress and reevaluate technical and business requirements. Work
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...transaction]] is deemed to be agreeable and ultimately acceptable by all [[parties]]. To be considered '''fair''', a [[transaction|transactions]] must be see
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...[[community]], [[governance]] and even useful [[groupthink]] (factions or parties simplifying [[discourse]] on governance questions) to enhance the life of a
Likewise, many parties in Consumerium, including those "targetted" by it, can benefit because:
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...to quickly and simply correct, to [[be bold]] in making changes - so that parties with a political motive to accuse contributors of "being vandals" don't not
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...e]]" in a contractual relationship, actively attempting to get one or more parties to breach a contract
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===Do you want to make some additional information available to other parties?===
...e you better. Do you wish to give some information to one or more of these parties?'' '''A confirmation-challenge email will be sent to your email address if
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::And, in the US, UK, India and Canada, all voters who vote for minor parties are trolls, since they have no formal power in the system, which locks thei
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...two-party system''' develops. Formal [[faction]]s in and out of these two parties jockey for control of the [[consensus]] and the [[dissensus]] within each p
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...ly, due process includes and is served by an [[adversarial process]] where parties present their cases in a neutral form and stick to the facts. ''See [[142.
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To do so the Green [[Governance Organization]] ([[Green Parties]] or [[nonprofit]] [[Consortium]] holding the patents for them) would agree
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...e/[[Workplace Upgrade]] Request/message - these will be distributed to all parties
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...n wiki (or other site). '''There is no such thing as sysop vandalism on by parties with no sysop rights.
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...m can be made to work? If so you're a pink! (OK by this definition [[Green Parties]] are pinks, use your judgement)
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...counting measures and these are easy to distribute should active "trusted" parties/factions form.
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...ance, those concepts favoured in the [[mass media]] or by ruling political parties, will almost certainly be strongly favoured in the distribution of [[sysop
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...al asset]]; permit energy and material savings to be invested in by third parties separately, as a different type of "savings bond", letting them share in th
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* '''Secure''' for both parties ([[Consumer]] and [[Retailer]])
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...s anyway to say what they think is desirable versus not, same as political parties arguing over law. Yawn. Yes we can make even the most interesting things
...here are many potential applications that the stores may support, or third parties may want to add, and we can either control and allow for those, or not. I
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...flection of the comprehensive outcome - noting the gains and losses to all parties involved, not just those investing or purchasing. Such moves have made [[m
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...ecology-focused NGOs like [[Greenpeace]] and [[Earth First]], and [[Green Parties]] which tend to monitor both production and consumption closely in [[develo
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*[[Greens]] are the most politically organized, into [[Green Parties]] sharing the [[six principles]] and [[fair trade]]
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