How does a player fail/lose/get kicked out?

[shereefb]

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[tannerwelsh]

I think this is one you can harvest as part of #190 @WillGrant

[shereefb]

related #195

[tannerwelsh]

@shereefb what do you think of the suggestion in #273?

[tannerwelsh]

In brief:

• Learners have to agree to a Code of Conduct
• Breaking this Code of Conduct voids their contract
• At this point, their pro-rated tuition gets converted to a loan and their stipend payments are stopped

[tannerwelsh]

Thinking that the Moderator should probably be accountable for tracking and dealing with breaches of the Code of Conduct. They are the Referee of the game.

[shereefb]

Hmm.... Is there a way to keep this peer to peer? Also, can the rules of conduct be crowdsources/moded?

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Thinking that the Moderator should probably be accountable for tracking and dealing with breaches of the Code of Conduct. They are the Referee of the game.

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[tannerwelsh]

These are all good questions. I'd like to bring them up in play-testing tomorrow.

At a higher level, they are:

• What are the conditions by which a player is kicked out?
• Who defines these conditions?
• Who acts as referee/judge?
• What are the financial/contractual consequences of getting kicked out?
• What relationship (if any) do these conditions have to game rules/stats?

[shereefb]

Should be fun to get into!

On Mon, Apr 18, 2016 at 8:31 AM, Tanner Welsh notifications@github.com wrote:

These are all good questions. I'd like to bring them up in play-testing tomorrow.

At a higher level, they are:

• What are the conditions by which a player is kicked out?
• Who defines these conditions?
• Who acts as referee/judge?
• What are the financial/contractual consequences of getting kicked out?
• What relationship (if any) do these conditions have to game rules/stats?

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“When they tell you to grow up, they mean stop growing.” ~ Tom Robbins