Rule

[Sarah]

Something that is higher in quality than all other things.

[Sarah]

1. v. to succede, dominate, or do exceptionally.
2. v. to be better than the rest.

[Sarah]

A statement which denies people what they might want to do. Normally written after the event has happened. Does not stop people ignoring it, called breaking the rule, as most people are unaware of it, or think the rule is wrong. Breaking the rule usually incurs some penalty if caught doing so.

[Sarah]

(irule) One of the many internet rules.

[Gregory]

Enables smart segmented, hyper-personalized, automated and data-driven communication. A software product by Rule Communication