This law prescribes the discussion topics, monitors, and in the case of Official Boards, officials with authority to post for each board under Mileth Jurisdiction.

I. Board Registry

A. Public Discourse Boards

Monitor: Demagogue, Burgess; other Mileth officers with board administration rights

1. Adventure board 
   a) Definition: hunting, quests, and seeking groups for such
   b) Location: East Woodland Crossroads

2. Chapel board
   a) Definition: adoption, weddings, divorces, seeking partnership (in a serious fashion), and poetry
   b) Location: Mileth Chapel

3. Community board
   a) Definition: events, announcements, news, community discussion, and guild recruitment posts
   b) Location: Across the north-west bridge, near the Temple of Choosing

4. Political Discourse board 
   a) Definition: constructive discourse, requests, and notices that are political in nature. Officials will use this board to keep records of entering office and their sponsors
   b) Location: Mileth Commons

5. Merchant's Quarter board
   a) Definition: advertisement of goods and services being sought or offered
   b) Location: Mileth Storage

B. Official Boards
1. Demagoguery board 
   a) Definition: functions of the Demagoguery as prescribed by law
   b) Location: Mileth Hall
   c) Monitor: Demagogue, Burgess; other Mileth officers with board administration rights

2. Justice Cases board 
   a) Definition: functions of the Judicial and Legislative Officials as prescribed by law
   b) Location: Mileth Justice Hall
   c) Monitor: Guard Captain, Judge; other Mileth officers with board administration rights

3. Judgments board 
   a) Definition: functions of Legislative and Judicial officials as prescribed by law
   b) Location: Mileth Justice Hall
   c) Monitor: Guard Captain, Judge; other Mileth officers with board administration rights

II. Public Notices

A. Recent events, new laws and changes to them, etc. These may be posted in notes by officers higher than Respected Citizen on Official 
Boards.

III. Enforcement

A. Posts that fail to adhere to the guidelines prescribed by this law are considered board misuse. A monitor must burn the offending post(s) and replace it with a report that states the author and reason for burning. A memory of the offending post must be kept for at least one Deoch after the post is deleted. 

B. Posts used as a medium to commit a crime as defined by Mileth Law are considered board abuse. A monitor must follow the same steps as board misuse and then forward all evidence to an official with authority to investigate the alleged crime(s) (unless the monitor has authority).

C. Abuse of monitor privileges to maliciously remove posts is addressed under the Officer Act: Criminal Misconduct and Punishment.

D. Placeholder (("spacer")) posts can be burned without any additional steps.