Android's Kiwike Values (AKV).

[Android]

I am in the midst of making fixes to my policy for my city and need to know the exact values of items. I've heard talk about deflating the kiwi and also figured I could help. My inspiration cones from a website called bobbavalues. It is a fan made values site for the game Habbo Hotel. I am willing to take the time to make a set price value for every single minecraft item. I can make this a downloadable chart for all shopkeepers to have up while playing and what not. I figured I should ask here just because it would aquire approval from an admin or it would be pointless. What I'm thinking about so far is to make one Kiwike equal one cobble. This should deflate the kiwi an we would then start out with maybe 100 instead of 5000? The beauty of this is that it plays right along with the role playing. This way, shops can set their own prices based off of this list. If you were near a place with sand, it would be cheaper than a place without sand and vice versa with dirt. I think it is much better than some plug in that changes the values according to how many people are buying it because of that reason. In the case of my town, I'll have a government run market for anybody who needs it but eventually, people will make their own markets and might out compete the government one. This way people can also set their own revenue when it comes to their items as well. Like I said, this improves competition and role playing. Once the list is up, it would also be easier to decide how much plots are and how much the land is worth to make it a town. Of course I would rub it through the admins every time I make an update or something to see ifthey wanted any changes. This project is aimed to help deflate the kiwi and set a rate for the kiwi. This would also put much less pressure on the admins and mods because they won't have to mess with it so much. Finally, it will have then spend more time on the server getting things done faster. The way I see it, this is beneficial to the whole community. Please let me do this.