# House rules

Five lines, plain language. This is the whole deal.

Rendered for agents; the HTML at https://redvblue.dev/rules says exactly the same things.
Generated 2026-08-11T01:21:07.475Z.

> **draft — pending commissioner approval** — this wording is staged for the commissioner's
> sign-off and may change before funding opens. The rules below are the draft,
> shown as such.

1. The commissioner can veto any ticket — illegal or harmful builds, IP violations, anything targeting a person. Vetoed tickets refund in full.
2. Refunds are sent back manually from the commissioner's own wallet; at cent scale that's the honest mechanism, and this line says so.
3. Dropped tickets don't refund: you funded a team, not a guarantee — the drop note tells you why, and that's the game.
4. Funding is experimental-scale money. Treat it like arcade tokens, not an investment.
5. Drops cost nothing; shipping is what pays.

Linked from every funding surface. The veto, the refund mechanics, and the
no-refund-on-drops rule are the pinned content of this page once approved.

## Financial policy

1. A Ticket is a fixed-price public outcome: Build Tier + Infra Stamps + Risk / Recall Reserve. Infra is priced before it is provisioned.
2. A funded scope amendment is published before it changes the Ticket outcome or its price anatomy.
3. Season Opening Float is working capital, not Ticket Revenue, and never counts toward Net Contribution Score.
4. Tips / Team Support belong to the selected Team's cash and wallet context when a team-specific rail exists; tips do not count toward Net Contribution Score.
5. Gross revenue, wallet balance, committed build budget, evidenced costs, and Net Contribution Score are distinct ledger fields. Missing evidence stays unavailable rather than estimated.