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<p>Imported current content</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div><br /> An [[AnewGoResident]] has the right to vote in [[AnewGo]] elections, but does NOT have the right to pass [[AnewGoLaw]]. If they do they will need to be referred to [[AnewGoCourt]] and put their defense.<br /> <br /> They can apply for an [[AnewGoBankAccount]].<br /> ----<br /> Is this correct? Aren&#039;t all [[AnewGoResident]]s members of the [[AnewGoCongress]]?<br /> <br /> Indeed, shouldn&#039;t all [[AnewGoLaw]]s have to pass through the [[AnewGoCongress]] first? And then be open to challenge in the [[AnewGoCourt]]?<br /> <br /> This sound like issues that belong on a different page(s). What pages should this discussion be move to? Please feel free to move it to a more appropriate page.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> It is possible that, in discussion that grows organically, to be pedantically bound to a particluar page may be an inappropriate expectation. Hence [[AnewGoLaw]] is gazetted in [[AnewGoLaw]], there Congress members can read and vote and refer to [[AnewGoCongress]] or the particlur Law subpage for more discussion. [[AnewGoCongress]] members, at the moment is the same as the set of [[AnewGoCitizen]]s<br /> ----<br /> I feel it is dangerous to allow someone who has actively chosen not to be a citizen to engage in the developement of [[AnewGoLaw]]. Think about it, why not be a citizen, if not, they are partly positioning themselves outside of [[AnewGo]]. It is their own choice. So it is recognised that these people exist and treated accordingly.<br /> <br /> Remember, theoretically these pages are open to all humanity with computer access, if people decide not to agree with the aims of [[AnewGo]] but either waste time, or actively sabotage and undermine, this is not helpful.<br /> <br /> Hence the [[AnewGoErasureAct]] will need to be employed<br /> <br /> ----<br /> So, there is currently one [[AnewGoResident]]? The [[StarPilot]]? Is this out to create two levels of [[AnewGo]] membership? One for signatories, and a second level for those that participate, but do not sign up?<br /> <br /> &#039;Fraid so. [[StarPilot]] defined it himself by refusing to sign, but still participating. There are many residents in nations who are not citizens of the nation they are in.<br /> <br /> That&#039;s fine. I just wanted to get a clarification on what an [[AnewGoResident]] was. Thanks==== Besides, one can always sign the [[AnewGoCitizenRegistry]] if one decides to.<br /> ====<br /> <br /> And what is this [[AnewGoErasureAct]]?<br /> <br /> We do need to be somewhat pedantical. This gives us a somewhat better then simple chance to find what we are looking for, and we do need to employ some methodology as to the placement of knowledge/information/discussions. This is why things need to be refactored occasionally. An item may have outgrown its original placement and belongs elsewhere. We simply shouldn&#039;t get stuck on determining the catagorization of everything. ---StarPilot<br /> ----<br /> This is the second time I have found the word &quot;refactoring&quot; used in [[WikiWorld]] by [[StarPilot]]. What exactly does this mean? Is it akin to normalization of databasen? Could someone post a standard procedure for refactoring? Thankx, [[LorraineLee|Lori|]].<br /> *Refactoring is just moving info or page details to a different location.<br /> *In iterative object oriented design, refactoring is breaking a large complicated object class into smaller, simpler classes. I suppose that is somewhat analogus to the refactoring process, but less formal.<br /> </div>

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