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socialnet:parliament

### Table of Contents

- Parliament (Government system)
  - Introduction
  - How Parliament works (rules)
  - Government methods
    - Anarchy
    - Minority
    - Democracy
    - Majority
    - Karmatocracy
    - Dictatorship
  - Purpose

# Parliament (Government system)

## Introduction

[OASIS](https://wiki.solarnethub.com/socialnet/overview) contains its own Parliament, a self-regulated and participatory system that governs the internal political organization of the network.

[imagen: sin descripción](https://wiki.solarnethub.com/_media/socialnet/oasis-parliament.png?w=600&tok=9dc92f)

The main idea behind this implementation is **to experiment with decentralized governance and collective decision-making**, allowing OASIS inhabitants to organize, propose, and vote on laws through different democratic or autocratic methods.

The Parliament represents *the social pulse of the network* — an evolving simulation of power distribution, influence, and collaboration between individuals and tribes.

## How Parliament works (rules)

- **Cycles**: Elections are resolved every 2 months; candidatures are continuous and reset when a new government is chosen.

- **Candidatures**: Any inhabitant may propose themself, another inhabitant, or any tribe. Each inhabitant can propose up to 3 candidatures per cycle; duplicates in the same cycle are rejected.

- **Election**: The winner is the candidature with the most votes at resolution time.

- **Ties**: Tie-break order — highest inhabitant karma; if tied, oldest profile; if still tied, earliest proposal; then lexicographic by ID.

- **Fallback**: If no one votes, the latest proposed candidature wins. If there are no candidatures, a random tribe is selected.

- **Government view**: The Government tab shows the current government and its statistics.

- **Forms of government include**:

- Anarchy (simple majority)
- Democracy (50%+1)
- Majority (80%)
- Minority (20%)
- Karmatocracy (highest-karma proposals)
- Dictatorship (instant approval)

- **Anarchy**: Anarchy is the default mode. If no candidature is elected at resolution, Anarchy is proclaimed. Under Anarchy, any inhabitant can propose laws.

- **Proposals**: If you are the ruling inhabitant or part of the ruling tribe, you can publish law proposals. Non-dictatorship methods create a public voting process.

- **Proposal limit**: Each inhabitant may publish at most 3 law proposals per cycle.

- **Laws**: When a proposal reaches its approval threshold, it becomes a Law and appears in the Laws tab with its enactment date.

- **Revocations**: Any approved law can be revocate using current goverment method ruling.

- **Historical**: The Historical tab displays every past government cycle and information about its management.

- **Leaders**: The Leaders tab contains a ranking of inhabitants or tribes that have governed (or stood as candidates), ordered by efficiency.

## Government methods

The Parliament **can operate under multiple systems of governance**. Each form defines how decisions are made, how power is distributed, and how proposals become law.

### Anarchy

[imagen: sin descripción](https://wiki.solarnethub.com/_media/socialnet/anarchy.png?w=200&tok=e1a6bb)

**Default mode of OASIS governance.** If no valid government is elected, Anarchy is proclaimed. In this state, *any inhabitant can propose laws*, and decisions emerge organically through open participation.

### Minority

[imagen: sin descripción](https://wiki.solarnethub.com/_media/socialnet/minority.png?w=200&tok=ff22ab)

*A system where 20% approval is sufficient for a proposal to become law.* Encourages experimentation and agility, allowing minority voices to shape the network’s direction.

### Democracy

[imagen: sin descripción](https://wiki.solarnethub.com/_media/socialnet/democracy.png?w=200&tok=4dc008)

*Requires a 50% + 1 majority for decisions to pass.* Balances fairness and inclusivity, making it the standard method for collaborative governance in OASIS.

### Majority

[imagen: sin descripción](https://wiki.solarnethub.com/_media/socialnet/majority.png?w=200&tok=2e19fc)

*Demands an 80% consensus for approval.* This form promotes strong collective alignment and long-term stability over rapid change.

### Karmatocracy

[imagen: sin descripción](https://wiki.solarnethub.com/_media/socialnet/karmatocracy.png?w=200&tok=b6ba4e)

*Power is weighted by karma, rewarding social contribution and reputation*. Proposals backed by high-karma inhabitants or tribes gain precedence, making influence a measurable and dynamic factor.

### Dictatorship

[imagen: sin descripción](https://wiki.solarnethub.com/_media/socialnet/dictatorship.png?w=200&tok=583a54)

In Dictatorship, *the elected ruler can instantly approve laws without a public vote*. It is a high-risk, high-efficiency mode that tests the resilience and trust of the community.

## Purpose

The Parliament of [OASIS](https://wiki.solarnethub.com/socialnet/overview) is not merely a governance mechanic — **it is a social experiment in collective intelligence and digital democracy**.

By enabling multiple political systems to coexist and evolve, the Parliament *allows the community to observe the consequences of governance choices in real time*: how consensus emerges, how influence circulates, and how stability or chaos arises from collective behavior.

Ultimately, its purpose is to mirror human political diversity in a digital ecosystem — to learn how communities self-organize, distribute power, and maintain balance without central authority.

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