General notes · sheet 1 · Tuftrow

1. Two tufts in the row: near and far.
2. Your flock is in your wallet. An even address grazes with the near flock and wants the near tuft; an odd one with the far flock and wants the far tuft.
3. Each graze a wallet stands on one tuft for one bite, 7,500 $TUFTROW. Ten minutes a graze.
4. At the bell each flock stands where most of it stands. A tie goes to its own tuft.
5. Both flocks on the same tuft and the row has met there. Everyone on it eats: bite back plus a share of the trough — two shares to the flock whose tuft it is, one to the flock that gave way.
6. The trough is the bites of anyone on the other tuft, plus the carry, less 3%.
7. Stand apart, or graze with a flock missing, and nobody eats. Every bite and the carry roll into the next graze.