Trialogue
Rules

1 . During the week each person involved in the project must post a new video once every four days onto the communal account viewable to all within the project as well as the outside world. Sundays are excluded from this for they are a day of rest and should be used to sleep, eat, and solve complex algorithms relating to geocentricism but never to make movies. So that means at least one but not limited to one video per week per person. You can choose to make more than one every four days but you are limited to one per day.

2. There will be no textual conversation of any kind at any point between and number of the people involved in the project. In very special situations communication via phones is available but must be okayed by the entire group. Text messages in emergencies like when people are drowning or getting shot at is ok.

3. If a person fails to post a video by 11:59 on the forth day the other members will instill a punishment. This punishment will be decided on and then voted into effect by the other members. The punishment must be document either on video or by reliable sources. Reliable sources are people the others can trust or choose to trust.

4. Textual communications as well as failing to upload in time will result in a punishment as talked about above.

5. All videos must remain under four minuets or a punishment will be imposed.

6. Challenges can be asked of others and will have rules all their own as dictated by the individual who made the challenge. These challenges must not always be accepted but if the challenge is accepted it must be completed by the person by the designated time created in the challenge as well. If not a punishment must be created by the challenges creator. The challenge like punishments must be document either on video or by reliable sources. Not everyone must be involved in each challenge nor everyone be effected by its outcome.

7. Projects are like challenges but must be voted on by the entire group and involve the entire group.

8. In the unlikely event that two individuals within the project run into each other in person they will pretend that there is no project going on and will not talk or mention it at all.

9. In the event of a tie on any votes Aaron Roberts-Gray will make the finial decision relating to the discussion in question.