I was certainly seeing everyone's contracts and crap being open at the very least to anyone else who was trying to negotiate into it. No reason not to, and keeping it hushed up just leads to potential for so much more conflict.
As for voluntary cooperation... you know, that's fine as far as it goes. And I have in mind having quite a few incentives of various sorts such that hypothetically everything should be on that side of things. Fundamentally though, whether you want to call things "limits to be adhered to" or "guidelines to make other people comfortable" or whatever else, the end goal ends up pretty much the same. And you know, it would be nice if everyone agreed to voluntarily cooperate with rotating their stuff into GJ, not maintaining too much for their own use, etc. It would also be nice if we didn't have to have the stuff in the first place to feel safe; lots of things would be nice. I don't know that that is something to bank on long term though, and in a hypothetical of, say, someone developing WMDs and people not wanting them to, there should be an answer to the question "And so what are you going to do about it?"
As for voluntary cooperation... you know, that's fine as far as it goes. And I have in mind having quite a few incentives of various sorts such that hypothetically everything should be on that side of things. Fundamentally though, whether you want to call things "limits to be adhered to" or "guidelines to make other people comfortable" or whatever else, the end goal ends up pretty much the same. And you know, it would be nice if everyone agreed to voluntarily cooperate with rotating their stuff into GJ, not maintaining too much for their own use, etc. It would also be nice if we didn't have to have the stuff in the first place to feel safe; lots of things would be nice. I don't know that that is something to bank on long term though, and in a hypothetical of, say, someone developing WMDs and people not wanting them to, there should be an answer to the question "And so what are you going to do about it?"