Most people seem to be concerned about ”gaming the rules” but are positing scenarios that can be modelled as acyclical directed graphs (ADG). I’m wondering if w

Most people seem to be concerned about ”gaming the rules” but are positing scenarios that can be modelled as acyclical directed graphs (ADG). I’m wondering if who framed the rules even thought of general directed graphs with potential cycles (company A owns shares of company B that owns shares of company C that owns shares of companies B and A). It would seem that most manners of computing seniority would fail in such situations because of the lack of unique, non-ambiguous ancestry (but I might be wrong).