Text: Formal Recommendations

[childhood_surgery]

During my short time here, I've discovered and, indeed, encountered, a number of unusual facts regarding our living conditions. While remaining sceptical as to the nature of my surroundings, it is in my interest to approach matters as I would in any other survival situation.

To that end, I with to contribute the following recommendations, which I believe will make life easier for all concerned:

(1) Some sort of working economy. Not in the form of money, but a principle my people live by. On our ships, a public area is designated in which unused belongings can be placed into storage lockers. A form of market, if you wish. Those in need may visit this location and take what they find. This way, resources are communal and the ship's society is more valued.

Implementing this would do much to alleviate a sense of futility and aggravation. At present, unless I am greatly mistaken, there seems to be nothing focused on generating collective harmony.

(2) Perusing network entries leaves me with the distinct impression of an absence of law. Or at least, co-operative agreement. I am willing to discuss how we operate this in our fleet, should any of those with 'warden' status wish to do so. I believe it can be adapted to a single vessel's operation with a minimum of fuss.

Cordially,

Admiral Daro'Xen vas Moreh

Comments

[technophilic]

I see no reason to make life easier for my fellow prisoners.

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[buildindreemz]

Some kind of barter system sounds like a good idea.

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[thrawn]

There is great difficulty in creating a single principle for people from diverse cultures to live by unless one is imposed and enforced.

I am not a Warden, but I am curious about how your fleet operates in this regard.

[not_annika]

Perhaps one of the common rooms can be redesigned for this purpose.

As for your second, I would be interested in learning more.