The Specter Initiative / SPECTERIN

  • PMC
  • Casual
  • Role play
  • Security
    Security
  • Freelancing
    Freelancing

Don’t be cheeky, mister breeky~

Post Traumatic Sloppy Seconds



History

Starting as the half-assed toss together faction with no real original direction, we began to notice other factions taking up the gates and hangars a little too long on some occasions; violently guarding the only available trade routs and killing off anyone who dare put themselves anywhere near their gate keeping efforts. Now we do our thing until anyone makes an attempt to get in the way of the free market, or hold down entire stations, making it impossible for the little guy to do their own thing.

Manifesto

As a collection of free engines, we desire putting in our part to maintain the open and free market with opportunity to all in a fair and equal disposition. We strive to build ourselves up so when the need arrives, we are able to aid and clear the way for individual traders who might be squashed or hindered otherwise by larger, greedy corporations!

We have each spent our own individual time as free engines and individuals, and seeing the sanctity of the free market walked on like an old rug doesn’t bode well for anyone, especially the opportunity of smaller, individual tradesmen. We see the ability to fly as much any man’s right, and whatever that man can carry, he should have the right to trade.

Charter

As collections of free engines, we each live by our own standard. However, to be a part of this organization and wear our badge, each member must conduct themselves in a manner befitting a gentleman or lady.

  1. Respect. Each person you come across shall be given the same amount of respect as any other upon first meeting. Whether they earn to keep or increase that respect from a proper, healthy baseline, is then up to them.
  2. Help. New players, younger players, or less inclined players are all over. While we won’t ask you to go out of your way, don’t shy away from at least answering basic questions for our fellow spacers.
  3. Respond. If there is an obvious need or blatant disrespect being given by a problem flyer, where the ability to travel and trade is hindered. Help correct them. If they do not respond to your hails, defend those who might fall under their harassment if you can.