openPoll wrote:

NYCDOT wrote:

openPoll wrote:

I don't see why. Aren't subsidiaries supposed to divide one big thing managing everything into lots of smaller things to monitor?

Well, one of the main purposes of the main thread is to monitor transactions.

But those transactions are just exchanging ShopBux. The Subsidiary I would like to create involves exchanging ShopBux for an organisation or project.

here comes the debate

NYCDOT wrote:

openPoll wrote:

NYCDOT wrote:

openPoll wrote:

I don't see why. Aren't subsidiaries supposed to divide one big thing managing everything into lots of smaller things to monitor?

Well, one of the main purposes of the main thread is to monitor transactions.

But those transactions are just exchanging ShopBux. The Subsidiary I would like to create involves exchanging ShopBux for an organisation or project.

here comes the debate

uh that is what the transactions are mainly for

ononono brace for impact

openPoll wrote:

NYCDOT wrote:

openPoll wrote:

NYCDOT wrote:

openPoll wrote:

I don't see why. Aren't subsidiaries supposed to divide one big thing managing everything into lots of smaller things to monitor?

Well, one of the main purposes of the main thread is to monitor transactions.

But those transactions are just exchanging ShopBux. The Subsidiary I would like to create involves exchanging ShopBux for an organisation or project.

here comes the debate

uh that is what the transactions are mainly for

ononono brace for impact

But how do we manage them?

gets cushions

NYCDOT wrote:

openPoll wrote:

NYCDOT wrote:

openPoll wrote:

NYCDOT wrote:

openPoll wrote:

I don't see why. Aren't subsidiaries supposed to divide one big thing managing everything into lots of smaller things to monitor?

Well, one of the main purposes of the main thread is to monitor transactions.

But those transactions are just exchanging ShopBux. The Subsidiary I would like to create involves exchanging ShopBux for an organisation or project.

here comes the debate

uh that is what the transactions are mainly for

ononono brace for impact

But how do we manage them?

gets cushions

Why would we need to manage them, per se?

Plane hits the Hudson River, pillows are destroyed

openPoll wrote:

NYCDOT wrote:

openPoll wrote:

NYCDOT wrote:

openPoll wrote:

NYCDOT wrote:

openPoll wrote:

I don't see why. Aren't subsidiaries supposed to divide one big thing managing everything into lots of smaller things to monitor?

Well, one of the main purposes of the main thread is to monitor transactions.

But those transactions are just exchanging ShopBux. The Subsidiary I would like to create involves exchanging ShopBux for an organisation or project.

here comes the debate

uh that is what the transactions are mainly for

ononono brace for impact

But how do we manage them?

gets cushions

Why would we need to manage them, per se?

Plane hits the Hudson River, pillows are destroyed

If people want to transfer large volumes of the above in one transaction

but i want to live…

NYCDOT wrote:

People already do that with ease.

US Airways Flight 1549

openPoll wrote:

NYCDOT wrote:

People already do that with ease.

US Airways Flight 1549

Evidence?

I don't live in the US. Now what, am i gonna die…. : (

NYCDOT wrote:

openPoll wrote:

I don't see why. Aren't subsidiaries supposed to divide one big thing managing everything into lots of smaller things to monitor?

BUT THAT'S NOT WHAT SUBSIDIARIES ARE!

NYCDOT wrote:

Emergency Plan Passes!

As stated above, the emergency plan passes. View the results here.

Emergency Plan

What if SSB gets shut down?
Plan A) Start off as a Shop Helping Organization
Plan B) Start off as a Shop
Plan C) Close

What if the founder goes inactive?
Plan A) Wait ~one week, than the other (active) founder becomes the sole founder.
Plan B) If that founder refuses, go to a vote, with the candidates being people who want to be founder.

What if a large amount of people quit?
Step 1) Recruit new members
Step 2) Promote people to the next available position^
Step 3) If necessary, close down subsidiaries/downsize subsidiaries and have the employees that were let go work for SSB.
Step 4) If necessary, remove unfilled positions.

^This will be done at the discretion of the founders.

hellounicorns2 wrote:

NYCDOT wrote:

Emergency Plan Passes!

As stated above, the emergency plan passes. View the results here.

Emergency Plan

What if SSB gets shut down?
Plan A) Start off as a Shop Helping Organization
Plan B) Start off as a Shop
Plan C) Close

What if the founder goes inactive?
Plan A) Wait ~one week, than the other (active) founder becomes the sole founder.
Plan B) If that founder refuses, go to a vote, with the candidates being people who want to be founder.

What if a large amount of people quit?
Step 1) Recruit new members
Step 2) Promote people to the next available position^
Step 3) If necessary, close down subsidiaries/downsize subsidiaries and have the employees that were let go work for SSB.
Step 4) If necessary, remove unfilled positions.

^This will be done at the discretion of the founders.

It hasn’t even been 24 hours of voting yet

1132262 wrote:

NYCDOT wrote:

openPoll wrote:

I don't see why. Aren't subsidiaries supposed to divide one big thing managing everything into lots of smaller things to monitor?

BUT THAT'S NOT WHAT SUBSIDIARIES ARE!

liamdadude wrote:

1132262 wrote:

NYCDOT wrote:

openPoll wrote:

I don't see why. Aren't subsidiaries supposed to divide one big thing managing everything into lots of smaller things to monitor?

BUT THAT'S NOT WHAT SUBSIDIARIES ARE!

IT IS TUESDAY
Suddenly, Pineapples

MClovers wrote:

GUYS, YOU REALLY NEED TO VOTE!

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