Simple Nomic

A set of rules for an extremely simple nomic:

# At the beginning of the game, one player chosen beforehand is given a token.
# If no proposition is in play, the player with the token must choose to either create a proposition or pass the token clockwise.
# A proposition may add, remove, or change one rule but will only come into effect after it has been ratified. Before being ratified, the proposition is "in play".
# When a proposition is in play, every player may choose to vote for or against the proposition by saying "for" or "against" (respectively), or may abstain from voting on the proposition by saying "abstain".
# When a proposition is in play and all players have voted or abstained, the proposition is either ratified or rejected. If the number of players who voted "for" is strictly greater than the number of players who voted "against", the proposition is ratified, otherwise it is rejected.
# If a proposition is in play and not all players have voted, a 5-minute time limit may be created by a verbal majority consensus among players (including those who have not yet played). When the time limit expires, any player who has not voted will be assumed to have abstained from voting.
# When a proposition is ratified, the changes it describes are implemented in the rules immediately and play continues.
# When a proposition is rejected, the proposing player must pass his or her token clockwise.