Citizen - Revision history

Manachan: typo

2023-08-06T06:18:07Z

typo

Manachan: Breadcrumbs

2023-08-06T06:17:33Z

Breadcrumbs

Mordoskull: No need to run run, when you can just run :)

2018-07-23T21:19:45Z

No need to run run, when you can just run :)

Mordoskull: Page overhaul

2018-07-23T01:31:49Z

Page overhaul

Wolfey: Headers!

2017-03-26T03:42:13Z

Headers!

Seedlings: Undo revision 101326 by Deathlyghost (talk) - Keep links on pages, they are valid

2017-02-03T22:31:31Z

Undo revision 101326 by Deathlyghost (talk) - Keep links on pages, they are valid

Deathlyghost: Removed links, fixed spelling errors

2017-02-02T10:44:43Z

Removed links, fixed spelling errors

Seedlings: sweep

2016-10-23T02:16:00Z

sweep

Akaryd: Citizen#Introduction

2013-11-08T06:20:13Z

Citizen#Introduction

Malcolm: /* Introduction */ Reworded and updated.

2013-03-27T11:20:22Z

Introduction: Reworded and updated.

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 ==Description==
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 *A citizen can choose to create or relocate their [[bank]] account to the settlement [[token]] but has the right to choose any deed token on the server as their bank.
-*Citizens can use the ''/vote username'' command to vote for a new mayor in deeds set to run run as democracies. 51% (the majority) of such citizen votes are needed to elect a new mayor. Other governance formats on deeds do not allow for such democratic changes of mayorship.
+*Citizens can use the ''/vote username'' command to vote for a new mayor in deeds set to run as democracies. 51% (the majority) of such citizen votes are needed to elect a new mayor. Other governance formats on deeds do not allow for such democratic changes of mayorship.
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 ==Description==
-A citizen of a [[settlement]]. Generally they only have the most basics of rights on the deed; however the mayor (deed holder) can configure each deed member to have any of deed rights.
+A citizen of a [[settlement]].
-On death, a citizen can chose to re-spawn at the settlement they belong to rather than the spawn deed, and also choose to re-spawn on deeds allied to their own town if they are within 50 tiles of the allied deed token when they die.
+*Upon death, a citizen can choose to re-spawn at the settlement they belong to rather than the default spawn-point/town. They may also choose to re-spawn on deeds allied to their own deed of citizenship if they are within 50 tiles of the allied deed token when they die.
-A citizen can choose to create or relocate their [[bank]] account to the settlement [[token]], but has the right to choose any deed token on the server as their bank.
+*A citizen can choose to create or relocate their [[bank]] account to the settlement [[token]] but has the right to choose any deed token on the server as their bank.
-If the settlement is a democracy, citizens can use the ''/vote username'' command to vote for a new mayor. 51% of the votes are needed to elect a new mayor. If it is a dictatorship, then the mayor cannot be replaced by the citizens of the settlement.
+*Citizens can use the ''/vote username'' command to vote for a new mayor in deeds set to run run as democracies. 51% (the majority) of such citizen votes are needed to elect a new mayor. Other governance formats on deeds do not allow for such democratic changes of mayorship.
 [[Category:Babel/C]]

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+==Description==
 A citizen of a [[settlement]]. Generally they only have the most basics of rights on the deed; however the mayor (deed holder) can configure each deed member to have any of deed rights.

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	==Introduction==		==Introduction==
	A citizen of a [[settlement]]. Generally they only have the most basics of rights on the deed; however the mayor (deed holder) can configure each deed member to have any of deed rights.		A citizen of a [[settlement]]. Generally they only have the most basics of rights on the deed; however the mayor (deed holder) can configure each deed member to have any of deed rights.

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 ==Introduction==
-A citizen of a [[Settlement]], usually they only have the most basics of rights on the deed, however this is configurable by the deed holder.
+A citizen of a [[Settlement]]. Generally they only have the most basics of rights on the deed; however the Mayor (deed holder) can configure each deed member to have any of deed rights.
-Citizens can re-spawn at the [[Settlement]] they belong to, and can choose to relocate their [[Bank]] account to the settlement [[token]].
-Citizens can also re-spawn on deeds allied to their own town if they are within 50 tiles of the allied deed token.
+On death, a citizen can chose to re-spawn at the [[Settlement]] they belong to rather than the spawn deed, and also choose to re-spawn on deeds allied to their own town if they are within 50 tiles of the allied deed token when they die.
-Citizens can type /vote username to vote for a new mayor, the amount of votes needed depends on whether the village is a dictatorship or a democracy. If there is a democracy, 51% of the votes are needed to elect a new mayor. If it is a dictatorship, 81% is needed.
 ==See Also==