What happens next?

How to make rules
Get a notebook, paper, blackboard, or other item to write the list of rules down on.
Something that can be erased may be best, since some changes are inevitable.
Get a pencil or other writing tool to write your list with.

Select from the following. (A). Avoid pencils; they are not very suited for pencil erasers, and something very good looking will make it easier to erase and maybe even erase your pencils and erasers altogether. A pencil is a good tool if you are going to use it for writing a list, especially if you are working with colored pencils. (B). Anything that won't go away are great. Find a nice colour suitable for your cell phone. (C). A pencil that you can use for outside writing will also be handy for plotting the names of items on the list and making entries. You may also have a tool you can easily use for something other than the pencil itself. (D). Assemble the group you are part of who will be affected by the rules. Make sure everyone who wants to contribute to the rule making process is present, since objections tend to lead to failure to follow rules.
(D).