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To encourage a reduction to the mean, here are some [https://extraordinary.leastsquar.es/ ELS] conventions which will not encode cleanly in a blockchain<ref>Code: And Other Laws of Cyberspace. Lessig. 1999</ref><ref>See: The hype around Ethereum and Smart Contracts</ref>. | To encourage a reduction to the mean, here are some [https://extraordinary.leastsquar.es/ ELS] conventions which will not encode cleanly in a blockchain<ref>Code: And Other Laws of Cyberspace. Lessig. 1999</ref><ref>See: The hype around Ethereum and Smart Contracts</ref>. | ||
'''ELS is a cooperative living space'''. In ELS this means: | |||
* We buy food and drink as a group and share them. We expect guests to participate in the cooperative by contributing to purchases of food and drink for the house and by consuming things that the house buys. | * We buy food and drink as a group and share them. We expect guests to participate in the cooperative by contributing to purchases of food and drink for the house and by consuming things that the house buys. | ||
* We're rather informal about things. We ''don't'' do formal splitting of bills for groceries and house items. That means if you haven't purchased stuff for a while, maybe you should buy something written on the fridge! The details of the cooperative—in terms of payment, what is purchased, and special items that belong to one person, etc.—is always up for discussion. | * We're rather informal about things. We ''don't'' do formal splitting of bills for groceries and house items. That means if you haven't purchased stuff for a while, maybe you should buy something written on the fridge! The details of the cooperative—in terms of payment, what is purchased, and special items that belong to one person, etc.—is always up for discussion. |