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FM/BP-864 · v1.03

Design systems not rules

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FM/BP-864
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Policy
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v1.03 1yr ago
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Published by
LtCol James 25 Mar 2025
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v1.00 Addition of new unit wide guiding philosophies.

Design systems not rules

Whenever possible, UNITAF prefers to enforce rules and procedures through system limitations or inherent game mechanics, rather than relying solely on written doctrine. Implementing controls through system design, such as permissions, access restrictions, scripting, or even by agreement of persons with permissions, not only reduces the need for explicit written rules and simplifies enforcement in the present, but it also lays the groundwork for a more scalable future. Therefore, when we design systems, we should always adopt a 10x mindset, ensuring they will remain robust and effective in enforcing rules even with a tenfold increase in membership.

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