[SFPOM] Mentorship Program and the Work Tax

Day 3,694, 09:37 Published in USA USA by Dillon Richards

Important Reminders:
1) Join us on Discord!
2) Sign up for the SFP forum!

SFP Mentorship Program:
The SFP will soon be launching a new Mentorship Program for young SFP Party members. The idea is that more experienced players who wish to volunteer would be paired up with a newer, lower-level player. The Mentor will be responsible for guiding the new player through the ins and outs of the game (such as when to upgrade training grounds, which companies are worth building, etc) and supplying them with some supplies regularly.

If you are interested in being a volunteer Mentor, or are newer and are interested in getting a Mentor, please let us know!

On the Work Tax:
The Work Tax has been proposed to go from 3% to 2% by SFP Congressman dariuswolf (on the eUSA forum). After achieving enough approval there, SFP Congressman Franklin Stone proposed the law in-game for a vote. At the time of writing, it appears that it will pass, though it is too early to say for sure. This proposal is part of a compromise plan where the work tax will be decreased to 2% while reserves start to fill back up, with the ultimate goal of reducing the Work Tax back to 1%. This has been a non-partisan issue, with members from every Top 5 Party in support.

EDIT
The original wording in this section can be interpreted to appear that SFP is trying to take credit for the plan. That is not SFP's goal, and the poor representation is 100% on me. There were conferences (via in-game PMs) between the SFP Congressional Delegation and the Congressional Delegations of each of the other Top 5 Parties. There was support and opposition in most of them. I also want to clarify the plan was put together with our friends in the Black Sheep Party, without whom this legislation would never have seen such success. I apologize for the miscommunication.

Revolutionary Committee Revamp
There is currently a discussion on amending Section 3 of the SFP Constitution. This is the section that defines how the Revolutionary Committee is selected. There is also some talk about revamping the RC, making it more of a work-oriented group and introducing a General Assembly to make Party decisions. We would really like to hear from as many SFP members as possible on this!

--Dillon Richards
Spokesperson, SFP