Most of the game rules will be:

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On June 5th, 2008 jddrew said:

I beleive the rules should be clearly determined in advance. However, I do believe that a mechanism should exist that allows user to propose rule changes. I think this mechanism should extend to rules that do not involve the fundamental decrees of the game--these should be unchangable.

On June 9th, 2008 math.jackson said:

I feel like the physical rules of the game should be determined in advanced (i.e. laws of nature, laws of motion, and all the more science stuff). This would pre-determine the limits to the reality for which the game play take place. It would probably be a good thing to not have rules such as rules of governance pre-determined, and up to the determination of the players. So what it comes down to is what rules the question is talking about...

On June 9th, 2008 math.jackson said:

I feel like the physical rules of the game should be determined in advanced (i.e. laws of nature, laws of motion, and all the more science stuff). This would pre-determine the limits to the reality for which the game play take place. It would probably be a good thing to not have rules such as rules of governance pre-determined, and up to the determination of the players. So what it comes down to is what rules the question is talking about...