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This wiki is an exploration of a society ruled by consensus. It is a work of fiction, but seriously maintained as if it were real. One may cite real-world history for examples and comparisons, but may not use the historical event itself as a reason. That is, the decision should be based solely on reasoning and objective data. Articles should be written from the perspective of an primitive or ancient civilization, as if technology and specialized knowledge is not available. This is to apply the reasoning and the spirit of an agreed decision or law universally (not relying on conditions of a particular society). The idea is to provide all the necessary context within our work and to not be reliant on other sources. This wiki is a primary source, meaning we form our own conclusions even when the data is not available. This wiki is licensed under CC-BY-SA. | This wiki is an exploration of a society ruled by consensus. It is a work of fiction, but seriously maintained as if it were real. One may cite real-world history for examples and comparisons, but may not use the historical event itself as a reason. That is, the decision should be based solely on reasoning and objective data. Articles should be written from the perspective of an primitive or ancient civilization, as if technology and specialized knowledge is not available. This is to apply the reasoning and the spirit of an agreed decision or law universally (not relying on conditions of a particular society). The idea is to provide all the necessary context within our work and to not be reliant on other sources. This wiki is a primary source, meaning we form our own conclusions even when the data is not available. This wiki is licensed under CC-BY-SA. | ||
One can think of this website as an open-source government. Editors may create works based on our rulings, as a way to show what its manifestation would look like. | One can think of this website as an open-source government, with version control. Editors may create works based on our rulings, as a way to show what its manifestation would look like. | ||
Vitally, political groups are forbidden. Each citizen must be able to have their own opinion, which is not tied to the thoughts of many (or similar ones). | Vitally, political groups are forbidden. Each citizen must be able to have their own opinion, which is not tied to the thoughts of many (or similar ones). | ||
If nothing else, this wiki serves as a philosophical thought experiment/case study on how a society could live when everyone mostly agrees with each other. | If nothing else, this wiki serves as a philosophical thought experiment/case study on how a society could live when everyone mostly agrees with each other. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:09, 8 September 2026
This wiki is an exploration of a society ruled by consensus. It is a work of fiction, but seriously maintained as if it were real. One may cite real-world history for examples and comparisons, but may not use the historical event itself as a reason. That is, the decision should be based solely on reasoning and objective data. Articles should be written from the perspective of an primitive or ancient civilization, as if technology and specialized knowledge is not available. This is to apply the reasoning and the spirit of an agreed decision or law universally (not relying on conditions of a particular society). The idea is to provide all the necessary context within our work and to not be reliant on other sources. This wiki is a primary source, meaning we form our own conclusions even when the data is not available. This wiki is licensed under CC-BY-SA.
One can think of this website as an open-source government, with version control. Editors may create works based on our rulings, as a way to show what its manifestation would look like.
Vitally, political groups are forbidden. Each citizen must be able to have their own opinion, which is not tied to the thoughts of many (or similar ones).
If nothing else, this wiki serves as a philosophical thought experiment/case study on how a society could live when everyone mostly agrees with each other.