In response to a few opinions about creditmarket...

The primary concern here is that Achaea is an almost completely
capitalistic society. This means there will be few to no signs of
attempting to create security in prices.

Were the Achaean Admin to become interested in leveling the prices, they
would do so. In Achaean society though, totally free trade means there
is no sign of socializing commodities to create security.

This is neither usually considered a bad thing. People will have to pay
more for credit prices now and people who buy with rl money off of the
website will be placed at a higher advantage than those who do not.

On the contrary, people who usually were fairly careless about buying
credits will now get a chance to consider if making a more devoted
investment is really the best choice, especially if they are only going
to convert it to a meager six lessons.

My response to the rise in current prices is neither positive nor
negative. It is true that I buy and resell credits, almost always in
fact. My profit margins will decrease most likely, and buying will
become a risky business. It has always been though, the heavy rise in
prices has simply helped me realize what a gamble creditmarket is.
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There are many ways to help lower the price of credits on creditmarket
that many people could offer. One could:
- Buy credits off the site with rl money and sell them to Achaeans for a
lower price
- Sell the credits they already have for a lower price
or MOST IMPORTANTLY: Stop heavily converting credits bought off of
creditmarket to lessons.

All these are ways to help. Anybody who feels strongly active and wishes
to participate may do so. One must always consider though that if prices
were previously at 4,000 gp/per, that 3,000 would be an excellent time
to buy.

Fellow Achaean, Tsao

Penned by my hand on the 2nd of Scarlatan, in the year 336 AF.