• Rob

  

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  Re: large village constitutions?

  Thu, October 8, 2009 - 4:49 PM

  
  
  
  I heard that AEZ (alternate energy zone) has their own Mayor.

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• • Zaius

    

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    Re: large village constitutions?

    Thu, October 8, 2009 - 6:08 PM

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gigsville
    
    Just about everything you need to know about wrangling cats can be found in this article.

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• Anti M

  

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  Re: large village constitutions?

  Thu, October 8, 2009 - 10:53 PM

  Hushville has "flounders" (founders) and a mayor. Rather casual and unofficial. There's a website where you must preregister and agree to the three basic rules of the village. I guess I'm one of the elders, having been there since Hushville was founded. Not that I do much.

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• P∑ñGuïñ

  

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  how do you 'organize' yourselves?

  Fri, October 9, 2009 - 9:52 PM

  
  HA!!! we don't need no stinki'n organization.
  
  emails, webinars, blueprints...
  
  i believe that in our village the other camps governed themselves...there was no central government.

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• Andy

  

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  Re: large village constitutions?

  Mon, October 12, 2009 - 3:32 PM

  
  Snowflake operates more like a confederation. There are no
  village dues or officers, although long timers pass around the
  mayoral scepter. There are some anchor camps as well as
  others that come and go. This model has done us very well.
  We've been continuous since 2000 and are still going strong.
  
  www.clevian.com/snowflake2009/

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