Mutual PiC - Revision history

85.194.51.52: Mention the prisoner's dilemma.

2006-04-02T11:42:52Z

Mention the prisoner's dilemma.

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	A '''Mutual PiC''' is an agreement between two [[team]]s to [[Play it Cool]] for one of the upcoming matches, and thus improve both teams' [[Team Spirit]]. When someone agrees to a Mutual PiC, they are trusting that the other person will follow through. More often than not [[user]]s who attempt a Mutual PiC are surprised to find that the other manager didn't follow through. Mutual PiCs are common in [[National Team]] play, where Team Spirit management is crucial. Perhaps the most famous case of a failed Mutual PiC came in the [[World Cup VI]] match between België and USA, dubbed the [[World Cup VI#The "Scroll Wheel Incident"\|"Scroll Wheel Incident."]] Mutual PiCs are slowly dying because users have realized that they just can't trust each other in that area of the game.		A '''Mutual PiC''' is an agreement between two [[team]]s to [[Play it Cool]] for one of the upcoming matches, and thus improve both teams' [[Team Spirit]]. When someone agrees to a Mutual PiC, they are trusting that the other person will follow through. More often than not [[user]]s who attempt a Mutual PiC are surprised to find that the other manager didn't follow through. Mutual PiCs are common in [[National Team]] play, where Team Spirit management is crucial. Perhaps the most famous case of a failed Mutual PiC came in the [[World Cup VI]] match between België and USA, dubbed the [[World Cup VI#The "Scroll Wheel Incident"\|"Scroll Wheel Incident."]] Mutual PiCs are slowly dying because users have realized that they just can't trust each other in that area of the game. This is an example of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prisoner%27s_dilemma the prisoner's dilemma].

	The ethics of the Mutual PiC have been an occasional hot topic in the [[conferences]]. Some users consider such arrangements to be [[evil]].		The ethics of the Mutual PiC have been an occasional hot topic in the [[conferences]]. Some users consider such arrangements to be [[evil]].

	[[Category:Evil]]		[[Category:Evil]]

Mr Wednesday: Categorized as "evil", added a brief explanatory paragraph

2006-01-30T19:14:52Z

Categorized as "evil", added a brief explanatory paragraph

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	A '''Mutual PiC''' is an agreement between two [[team]]s to [[Play it Cool]] for one of the upcoming matches, and thus improve both teams' [[Team Spirit]]. When someone agrees to a Mutual PiC, they are trusting that the other person will follow through. More often than not [[user]]s who attempt a Mutual PiC are surprised to find that the other manager didn't follow through. Mutual PiCs are common in [[National Team]] play, where Team Spirit management is crucial. Perhaps the most famous case of a failed Mutual PiC came in the [[World Cup VI]] match between België and USA, dubbed the [[World Cup VI#The "Scroll Wheel Incident"\|"Scroll Wheel Incident."]] Mutual PiCs are slowly dying because users have realized that they just can't trust each other in that area of the game.		A '''Mutual PiC''' is an agreement between two [[team]]s to [[Play it Cool]] for one of the upcoming matches, and thus improve both teams' [[Team Spirit]]. When someone agrees to a Mutual PiC, they are trusting that the other person will follow through. More often than not [[user]]s who attempt a Mutual PiC are surprised to find that the other manager didn't follow through. Mutual PiCs are common in [[National Team]] play, where Team Spirit management is crucial. Perhaps the most famous case of a failed Mutual PiC came in the [[World Cup VI]] match between België and USA, dubbed the [[World Cup VI#The "Scroll Wheel Incident"\|"Scroll Wheel Incident."]] Mutual PiCs are slowly dying because users have realized that they just can't trust each other in that area of the game.

			The ethics of the Mutual PiC have been an occasional hot topic in the [[conferences]]. Some users consider such arrangements to be [[evil]].

			[[Category:Evil]]

Catalyst at 14:33, 28 November 2005

2005-11-28T14:33:58Z

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	A '''Mutual PiC''' is an agreement between two [[team]]s to [[Play it Cool]] for one of the upcoming matches, and thus improve both teams' [[Team Spirit]]. When someone agrees to a Mutual PiC, they are trusting that the other person will follow through. More often than not [[user]]s who attempt a Mutual PiC are surprised to find that the other manager didn't follow through. Mutual PiCs are common in [[National Team]] play, where Team Spirit management is crucial. Perhaps the most famous case of a failed Mutual PiC came in the [[World Cup]] VI match between België and USA, dubbed the [[World Cup VI#The "Scroll Wheel Incident"\|"Scroll Wheel Incident."]] Mutual PiCs are slowly dying because users have realized that they just can't trust each other in that area of the game.		A '''Mutual PiC''' is an agreement between two [[team]]s to [[Play it Cool]] for one of the upcoming matches, and thus improve both teams' [[Team Spirit]]. When someone agrees to a Mutual PiC, they are trusting that the other person will follow through. More often than not [[user]]s who attempt a Mutual PiC are surprised to find that the other manager didn't follow through. Mutual PiCs are common in [[National Team]] play, where Team Spirit management is crucial. Perhaps the most famous case of a failed Mutual PiC came in the [[World Cup VI]] match between België and USA, dubbed the [[World Cup VI#The "Scroll Wheel Incident"\|"Scroll Wheel Incident."]] Mutual PiCs are slowly dying because users have realized that they just can't trust each other in that area of the game.

Catalyst: typo

2005-11-28T14:32:51Z

typo

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	A '''Mutual PiC''' is an agreement between two [[team]]s to [[Play it Cool]] for one of the upcoming matches, and thus improve both teams' [[Team Spirit]]. When someone agrees to a Mutual PiC, they are trusting that the other person will follow through. More often than not [[user]]s who attempt a Mutual PiC are surprised to find that the other manager didn't follow through. Mutual PiCs are common in [[National Team]] play, where Team Spirit management is crucial. Perhaps the most ~~fmaous~~ case of a failed Mutual PiC came in the [[World Cup]] VI match between België and USA, dubbed the [[World Cup VI#The "Scroll Wheel Incident"\|"Scroll Wheel Incident."]] Mutual PiCs are slowly dying because users have realized that they just can't trust each other in that area of the game.		A '''Mutual PiC''' is an agreement between two [[team]]s to [[Play it Cool]] for one of the upcoming matches, and thus improve both teams' [[Team Spirit]]. When someone agrees to a Mutual PiC, they are trusting that the other person will follow through. More often than not [[user]]s who attempt a Mutual PiC are surprised to find that the other manager didn't follow through. Mutual PiCs are common in [[National Team]] play, where Team Spirit management is crucial. Perhaps the most famous case of a failed Mutual PiC came in the [[World Cup]] VI match between België and USA, dubbed the [[World Cup VI#The "Scroll Wheel Incident"\|"Scroll Wheel Incident."]] Mutual PiCs are slowly dying because users have realized that they just can't trust each other in that area of the game.

Catalyst at 14:29, 28 November 2005

2005-11-28T14:29:49Z

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A '''Mutual PiC''' is an agreement between two [[team]]s to [[Play it Cool]] for one of the upcoming matches, and thus improve both teams' [[Team Spirit]]. When someone agrees to a Mutual PiC, they are trusting that the other person will follow through. More often than not [[user]]s who attempt a Mutual PiC are surprised to find that the other manager didn't follow through. Mutual PiCs are common in [[National Team]] play, where Team Spirit management is crucial. Perhaps the most fmaous case of a failed Mutual PiC came in the [[World Cup]] VI match between België and USA, dubbed the [[World Cup VI#The "Scroll Wheel Incident"|"Scroll Wheel Incident."]] Mutual PiCs are slowly dying because users have realized that they just can't trust each other in that area of the game.