The atomic number of the element Tin (Sn) is currently 50, if this number changes for element Tin officially, then it will resolve to the new atomic number. If someone bets below 50, it’s because they believe this number will decrease, if someone bets above 50, it’s because they believe this number will increase. However, I believe this number will stay and will place buy/sell limits at exactly 50.
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@Mochi For this question, I support the general Manifold philosophy that question creators should have broad authority to do as they wish with their questions. This seems roughly consistent with the intent of the question.
(As a significant NO holder, I'm not speaking in my capacity as moderator here.)
@ErwinRossen They're exploiting loopholes in the financial system of the website to gain free mana.
I will just note that officially, exploiting loopholes is against the community guidelines. You never know, maybe everyone will get punished.
@ErwinRossen I made a market about this to see if people think it will be a big deal:
@Eliza Wait what? Exploiting loopholes is punishable?
So.... making a question every week that resolves 'yes' and buying all the shares in the liquidity pool, just to get the free 100m from making a free question, is not supposed to happen? Because I was actually thinking about doing that...
@DannyqnOht That could be against the spirit of the community guidelines depending on the state of mind you are in when you do it 🤣
A core element of the site is we are supposed to act with honor and be excellent citizens!
I agree with objecting to question-creation hacking more than objecting to interest rates, both morally and in terms of "what do we want site members doing".
I agree with being good citizens individually.
But I disagree with making a system rely on participants in the system agreeing with you on the definition of good behavior :P
I know some people have the attitude "you should exploit loopholes loudly because they should be patched. If you don't, then someone else is going to exploit them quietly, and getting them patched is a public good." I don't necessarily want to forbid that kind of "citizenship"...
(Aside: this isn't that big a deal. I think the 100 weekly mana is small, the daily 25 from prediction streaks is bigger, and it's annoying to get the 100 weekly mana so it's not a huge risk in the system right now. So I'm not being too loud about it. But it... does seem like the kinda thing that aught to also be caught by the same kind of reasoning that we're using to decide on the interest rates question. In general - if someone tries to game the system, are they doing things we want or things we don't?)
Oh. I tested & confirmed that currently, it's far easier to just make a poll for 10M to get the 100M bonus. Thanks Eliza for your comment! Nevermind all the stuff above (as long as you agree that I'm not gaming the system by making polls like this)