The League of Laws is an inter-clan council. Auto-translated

Here is a practically finished charter. Now, it all depends on the clan leaders – are they willing to accept it and start working within the League of Mapmakers and Scenario Creators?

The Charter of the “League of Laws - Inter-Clan Council”.

I propose the following changes: General provisions. 1. The “League of Laws - Inter-Clan Council” (hereinafter referred to as LLICC) is an organization designed to facilitate cooperation between clans and provide recommendations for resolving disputes between clans. 2. The “League of Laws - Inter-Clan Council” is created by clans from the games in the Heroes of Might and Magic series, based on the “Heroesworld” portal. 3. The name “League of Laws - Inter-Clan Council” is universal and cannot and should not be used by other players as a name for clans. 4. The LLICC is an independent organization that develops autonomously under the leadership of clan representatives. 5. Repeats 4. 6. A Representative is a person entrusted with representing the clan in this organization. This refers to the members of the organization in point 1. Members of the organization, the LLICC, have their own rights and obligations. 8. The leadership and coordination of activities within the club are carried out by its leaders. Members of the organization. 1. Any clan representative can become a member of the organization. To do this, the following is required: - Recognition of the clan (if it is a new clan) as a fully functioning clan. - Having permission from the clan leader to represent him in the organization. When joining the organization, it is necessary to send a message to the organization's leadership, which should contain the following information: - Your forum name, which will be used in the organization; - Country and city of residence; - ICQ number; - Clan name; - Permission from the clan leader. 2. A member of the organization is free and independent. This point is unclear. 3. Each member of the organization has the following rights: - The right to free access to information about other members of the organization and their status; - The right to participate in the management of the organization; - The right to propose projects to improve the organization, as well as express their opinion. 4. Each member of the organization has the following obligations: - Must not violate the rights of others :); - A member of the organization must respect members of the organization and forum users; - A member of the organization must comply with the charter. Organization Leadership. 1. The leadership of the organization consists of leaders. The leaders of the organization, along with the rights and obligations of Members of the organization, have additional rights and obligations. 2. Additional obligations of the Leaders: - Maintain the organization's resources in order, promptly providing members of the organization with all the necessary information; - Develop and improve the organization's activities; - Resolve controversial situations between members; - Consider all requests, wishes, and suggestions from members; - Help members and the organization, if necessary. 3. Additional rights of the Leaders: - Make decisions on rewarding or punishing members; - Make decisions regarding the activities of the organization and be responsible for them. Amendments to the charter. Review of the charter. Amendments to the charter and review of the charter can only be adopted with the consent of the organization's leadership.

I suggest making the following changes:
General provisions.

1. "League of Laws - Inter-Clan Council" (hereinafter referred to as LLC) is an organization designed to facilitate interaction between clans, as well as provide recommendations for resolving disputes arising between them.
2. The LLC is created by clans from the Heroes of Might and Magic game series on the "Heroesworld" portal.
3. The name "League of Laws - Inter-Clan Council" is universal and cannot be used as a name by other clans.
4. The LLC is an independent and self-developing organization under the leadership of clan representatives.
6. A Representative is a person entrusted with representing the clan in this organization.
The non-existent 7th point has been moved to "Members of the Organization"
I don't understand the meaning of the 8th point... "Leadership is carried out by leaders" :) and what is this club?

Members of the Organization.

1. Any clan representative who has permission from the leadership (council or head of the clan (if there is no council)) to represent the clan's interests in the LLC can join the organization.

When joining the organization, it is necessary to send a message to the organization's leadership, which should contain the following information:
- Your forum name, which will be used in the organization;
- country and city of residence;
- ICQ number
- clan name
- permission from the clan leadership

2. Members of the LLC have their own rights and obligations.

Rights and obligations of LLC members.
1. Rights:
- the right to free access to information about other members of the organization and their status;
- the right to participate in the management of the organization;
- the right to propose their own projects to improve the organization, as well as express their opinion

2. Obligations.
- you must not violate other people's rights :)
- I think we should remove this point
- a member of the organization must respect the members of the organization and forum users;
- a member of the organization must comply with the charter.

Organization Management.

1. The organization's management consists of the leaders. The leaders of the organization, along with the rights and obligations of Members of the Organization, have additional
rights and obligations. I think it would be better to remove this point altogether and replace it with how these representatives will be selected...

2. Additional obligations of the Leaders:
- maintain the organization's resources in order, promptly providing members of the organization with all the necessary information.
- develop and improve the organization's activities.
- resolve controversial situations between members.
- consider all requests, wishes, and suggestions from members.
- help members and the organization, if necessary

3. Additional rights of the Leaders:
- make decisions on rewarding or punishing members.
- make decisions regarding the activities of the organization, and be responsible for them.

Amendments to the charter. Revision of the charter.

Amendments to the charter and revision of the charter can only be adopted with the consent of the organization's leadership

Firstly, the supreme amendment in point 1 is slightly incorrect because the name of the organization should also not be used by players as their nickname; otherwise, it will be considered disrespectful to the organization. The main thing to understand is that the document is divided into two parts: a general part and a specific part. The general part lists all the important concepts. The second part elaborates on these concepts. Therefore, point 6 should be here because it indicates the basis, the concept, and the specific part elaborates on the content of this point. Furthermore, point 5 does not repeat point 4 because point 5 specifies the structure of the organization.
I agree with everything else (I mean the Wanderer's version).

Dims
I still don't understand this point.

2. A member of the organization is free and independent.

Can you explain it?

Yes, of course, it shouldn’t depend on any member of the organization or an outsider; no one should influence his opinion, and nothing and no one should put pressure on him. A member of the organization acts only within the framework of his rights and obligations, which are given to him by the clan leader.

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Yes, regarding the observance of another person's rights, for example, such a right as the right to life must be respected by everyone; otherwise, people would have killed each other long ago, so this point is necessary and important. There is also such a right as the right to an electronic signature.

Yes, of course, he shouldn't be dependent on any member of the organization or an outsider; no one should influence his opinion, and nothing and no one should put pressure on him. A member of the organization acts only within the framework of his rights and obligations, which are given to him by the clan leader.
Regarding respecting the rights of another person, for example, such a right as the right to life must be respected by everyone; otherwise, people would have killed each other long ago, so this point is necessary and important. There is also such a right as the right to an electronic signature.

Maybe we should list all generally accepted rights? I think it's worth listing only what will distinguish a participant of the LZMС from a non-participant...
Explain the points again... I didn't understand anything :) Ideally, write like this: point 1 "blah blah" should be in the "General Provisions" section because..., otherwise, I'm sorry, but I don't understand anything.

Sincerely, Supreme

Charter of the “League of Laws – Inter-Clan Council.” General Provisions. 1. The “League of Laws – Inter-Clan Council” (hereinafter referred to as LLICC) is an organization designed to facilitate cooperation and provide recommendations for resolving disputes between clans. – I think this point is clear; the addition made by the Wanderer is possible. 2. The “League of Laws – Inter-Clan Council” is created by the clans of the Heroes game on the “Heroesworld” portal. – The name can be changed here. It can simply be based on the portal… or, as the Wanderer suggested, it’s just a play on words. 3. The name “League of Laws – Inter-Clan Council” is universal and cannot and should not be used by other players as a name or title for their clans. – This is clear: if a player uses the organization’s name as their nickname, it is considered disrespectful to the organization – the same rule applies to clan names. 4. The LLICC is an independent and self-developing organization under the leadership of clan representatives. – We will correct the spelling errors later. 5. The LLICC consists of clan representatives and its leadership. – No, this point does not repeat point 4, because it indicates who is in the clan, while point 4 indicates the properties of the organization. 6. A Representative is a person who is entrusted to represent the clan in this organization. – This is a general provision, so it explains what is meant by a representative here, while the “members of the organization” section indicates who can be a member of the organization. 7. A club representative may be: Diplomats and other individuals who are entrusted to represent the clan. – This is clear. 8. Members of the LLICC organization have their own rights and obligations. – This is clear. 9. The leadership and coordination of activities in the club are carried out by its leaders. – This is clear. Members of the Organization. 1. Any clan representative can join the organization. To do this, it is necessary: - Recognition of the clan (if it is a new clan) as a fully functioning clan. - Having permission from the clan leader to represent him in the organization. When joining the organization, it is necessary to send a message to the organization’s leadership, which should contain the following information: - Your forum name, which will be used in the organization; - Country and city of residence; - ICQ number; - Clan name; - Permission from the clan leader. 2. A member of the organization is free and independent. – This means that nothing and no one can influence the opinion of a member of the organization. 3. Each member of the organization has their own rights: - The right to free access to information about other members of the organization and their status; - The right to participate in the leadership of the organization; - The right to propose their own projects to improve the organization, as well as to express their opinion. 4. Each member of the organization has obligations: - A member of the organization must respect the rights of other members of the organization – this means that a member of the organization does not have the right to exclude a member of the organization; only the leadership can exclude him, and for specific reasons; also, no one has the right to prevent a member of the organization from expressing their opinion. - A member of the organization must respect the organization – the Wanderer’s addition to this point is good. - A member of the organization must comply with the charter. The rest can be supplemented as the Wanderer did.

Gentlemen, let's vote on the charter.
I accept the charter.

I am in favor. I believe that the sooner the Online Lobby starts functioning, the better it will be for the clans.

Overall, everything is correct. Most of the clans supported the initiative, so it's time to decide on the candidates and start working.

I request that the clan leaders provide a document consenting to the creation of the League of Laws - Inter-Clan Council (LLICC).
Example document:
The clan "enter clan name here" does not object to the creation of the League of Laws - Inter-Clan Council.
Clan Leader: "Leader's Nickname".

The Dark Templars clan is not against creating a custom mapmaking scenario. One of the leaders is Night.

I don't understand what we're voting on. We need a FINAL version of the regulations. And also: I don't understand regarding the members of the organization. How many people can be from one clan? It seems like it should be one person from one clan. Thus, the total number of members = the number of clans + one person who is not part of any clan (he is also the chairman).

And one more thing: I didn't understand regarding the members of the organization.
How many people can be from one clan?
It seems like it should be one person from one clan.
Therefore, the total number of members = the number of clans + one person who is not part of any clan (he is also the chairman).

Interesting question. On one hand, it's correct that 1 clan - 1 person, but on the other hand, there are already large clans! That is, a formula is possible: for every 10 people, there is 1 representative. I prefer the first option, but I'm interested in the opinions of others!
Whether a non-partisan chairman is needed, I don't know if he is needed at all!