Two people form a club with a rule that dictates how they answer questions. People ask them questions, prefixed by "???", and
they give answers prefixed by "* * *". If a lot of questioning is going on at once the querent's name may also be prefixed
in brackets. Like "* * *", it is not part of the answer. If the game goes on for a while without the solvers making progress,
club members may make comments on their own, prefaced by "* * *" if they fit the rule, or "XXX" if they break the rule in a way meant
to give solvers a hint. The prefixes make game chat stand out from non-game chat. A player who figures out the rule can
private-chat a club member to confirm and, if correct, becomes a member and can also be interrogated. Example, with rule "First and
last letters must be the same", a chat could be:
<Arty Ess> ??? Sphinx, who wrote the book of love?
<Rayle Rhoder> ??? Artaxerxes, do you have the solution to Oct. #83?
<Sphinx> * * * [Arty Ess] Dr. Ruth did.
<Artaxerxes> * * * Sure, but I don't give hints.
<Artaxerxes> Fred Domino has joined the club.
<Sphinx> * * * Babs has joined the club.
Rulebreakers was introduced by T McAy with additions by Treesong
