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GreytideSkye: /* International Space Administration */ I'm sick of thinking what a 2nd century is

2026-01-21T23:32:15Z

International Space Administration: I'm sick of thinking what a 2nd century is

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	== International Space Administration ==		== International Space Administration ==

	The idea of a truly unified humanity began in the mid-22nd century during the colonization of Sol under the direction of the '''International Space Administration''', a joint venture between the space faring powers of Earth to colonize and explore the solar system while avoiding conflict between them. Initially confined to the realm of new political thinkers, {{TooltipInline\|'''Unificationism'''\|A movement to abandon or minimize existing human nations and unite under a single banner. Ironically, the movement itself was highly disjoint, with coteries pushing for mutually exclusive omni-governments, ranging from a single unitary state to a broad federation.<br>No particular side claims absolute satisfaction with what SolFed would become, which remains a recurring theme with the Federation.}} slowly gained popular support, particularly among humans living in space. In 2178 {{TooltipInline\|Saturn\|Saturn's government was unified at the time, historians say. It still is, but it was, too.}} became the first nation to support Unificationism and was soon followed by ever more nations as the 22nd century steadily neared its end. By the end of the century, the idea had sizable support among both political elites and the general populace.		The idea of a truly unified humanity began in the {{TooltipInline\|mid-22nd century\|That's the 2100s. Assume 2150 for now.}} during the colonization of Sol under the direction of the '''International Space Administration''', a joint venture between the space faring powers of Earth to colonize and explore the solar system while avoiding conflict between them. Initially confined to the realm of new political thinkers, {{TooltipInline\|'''Unificationism'''\|A movement to abandon or minimize existing human nations and unite under a single banner. Ironically, the movement itself was highly disjoint, with coteries pushing for mutually exclusive omni-governments, ranging from a single unitary state to a broad federation.<br>No particular side claims absolute satisfaction with what SolFed would become, which remains a recurring theme with the Federation.}} slowly gained popular support, particularly among humans living in space. In 2178 {{TooltipInline\|Saturn\|Saturn's government was unified at the time, historians say. It still is, but it was, too.}} became the first nation to support Unificationism and was soon followed by ever more nations as the 22nd century steadily neared its end. By the end of the century, the idea had sizable support among both political elites and the general populace.

	Despite this success there was increasing doubt among Unificationists if their dream could ever be realized. The ISA’s ability to mediate and solve disputes between the various space faring powers grew increasingly frayed and in 2209 disaster struck when a slowly brewing conflict between Mars on one side and groups on Earth and Luna on the other erupted into open conflict; one the ISA was powerless to de-escalate. In spite of widespread condemnation of the conflict by neutral nations within Sol the Martian Rebellion showed no sign of ending and it seemed set to continue for the foreseeable future. However, after two years of war a miracle happened: a stricken [[Lore:Moths\|Mothic]] ship arrived in Sol and with its sudden appearance came a temporary end to the hostilities as both sides rushed to aid the Moths. This temporary cease fire was quickly turned into a peace treaty. Capitalizing on the peaceful and cooperative mood across Sol, various Unificationist politicians met and drafted a proposal for the creation of a Sol Federation. After five months of deliberation and negotiations, the '''Sol Union Treaty''' was signed on February 13, 2212, {{TooltipInline\|creating the Sol Federation\|As a barebones skeleton on which to craft a stronger Federation. Later bills would establish both the language and proper voting procedure.}}.		Despite this success there was increasing doubt among Unificationists if their dream could ever be realized. The ISA’s ability to mediate and solve disputes between the various space faring powers grew increasingly frayed and in 2209 disaster struck when a slowly brewing conflict between Mars on one side and groups on Earth and Luna on the other erupted into open conflict; one the ISA was powerless to de-escalate. In spite of widespread condemnation of the conflict by neutral nations within Sol the Martian Rebellion showed no sign of ending and it seemed set to continue for the foreseeable future. However, after two years of war a miracle happened: a stricken [[Lore:Moths\|Mothic]] ship arrived in Sol and with its sudden appearance came a temporary end to the hostilities as both sides rushed to aid the Moths. This temporary cease fire was quickly turned into a peace treaty. Capitalizing on the peaceful and cooperative mood across Sol, various Unificationist politicians met and drafted a proposal for the creation of a Sol Federation. After five months of deliberation and negotiations, the '''Sol Union Treaty''' was signed on February 13, 2212, {{TooltipInline\|creating the Sol Federation\|As a barebones skeleton on which to craft a stronger Federation. Later bills would establish both the language and proper voting procedure.}}.

GreytideSkye: /* Second Migration */ tizerowar

2025-12-14T04:23:47Z

Second Migration: tizerowar

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	The 2320s saw new paradigms in starship design, greatly increasing the range and speed of bluespace travel. Fewer records of this period exist than the First Great Migration, as significantly more interests rapidly surged forth to settle new stars, far more than SolFed could track, let alone police. The lawless expansion thrived in the chaos, breeding numerous disputes and minor conflicts. While SolFed's frantic scrambling managed to prevent overt, direct wars between member states, lesser disputes and subterfuge dominated galactic norms until the late 2460s, as member borders once again grew too large to meaningfully defend, physically or ideologically.		The 2320s saw new paradigms in starship design, greatly increasing the range and speed of bluespace travel. Fewer records of this period exist than the First Great Migration, as significantly more interests rapidly surged forth to settle new stars, far more than SolFed could track, let alone police. The lawless expansion thrived in the chaos, breeding numerous disputes and minor conflicts. While SolFed's frantic scrambling managed to prevent overt, direct wars between member states, lesser disputes and subterfuge dominated galactic norms until the late 2460s, as member borders once again grew too large to meaningfully defend, physically or ideologically.

	In this period of toothless migration, approximately 2470, outright war breaks out between SolFed and Tizira as [[Lore:Tiziran\|Tizirans]] attack several {{TooltipInline\|Display Text=coreward\|Tooltip=Closer to the center of the Milky Way, not closer to the center of SolFed. South-east, if space were two-dimensional.}} SolFed member states. The realities of actual war further inflame SolFed's infighting, sparking new rivalries and irritating existing ones, even with the live conflicts isolated to a small stretch of borders.		In this period of toothless migration, approximately 2470, [[Lore:Tiziran#The_Aggressive_Conflict\|outright war]] breaks out between SolFed and Tizira as [[Lore:Tiziran\|Tizirans]] attack several {{TooltipInline\|Display Text=coreward\|Tooltip=Closer to the center of the Milky Way, not closer to the center of SolFed. South-east, if space were two-dimensional.}} SolFed member states. The realities of actual war further inflame SolFed's infighting, sparking new rivalries and irritating existing ones, even with the live conflicts isolated to a small stretch of borders.

	Today, SolFed strains and buckles between the rivalries of conflicting Cliques, and the festering cracks and blooming rot are becoming harder to hide. SolFed's long-term viability grows increasingly in doubt, stagnation and self-interest the paints to an increasingly bleak picture.		Today, SolFed strains and buckles between the rivalries of conflicting Cliques, and the festering cracks and blooming rot are becoming harder to hide. SolFed's long-term viability grows increasingly in doubt, stagnation and self-interest the paints to an increasingly bleak picture.

GreytideSkye: Sol Common, you have it, you love it.

2025-09-27T02:11:35Z

Sol Common, you have it, you love it.

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	The idea of a truly unified humanity began in the mid-22nd century during the colonization of Sol under the direction of the '''International Space Administration''', a joint venture between the space faring powers of Earth to colonize and explore the solar system while avoiding conflict between them. Initially confined to the realm of new political thinkers, {{TooltipInline\|'''Unificationism'''\|A movement to abandon or minimize existing human nations and unite under a single banner. Ironically, the movement itself was highly disjoint, with coteries pushing for mutually exclusive omni-governments, ranging from a single unitary state to a broad federation.<br>No particular side claims absolute satisfaction with what SolFed would become, which remains a recurring theme with the Federation.}} slowly gained popular support, particularly among humans living in space. In 2178 {{TooltipInline\|Saturn\|Saturn's government was unified at the time, historians say. It still is, but it was, too.}} became the first nation to support Unificationism and was soon followed by ever more nations as the 22nd century steadily neared its end. By the end of the century, the idea had sizable support among both political elites and the general populace.		The idea of a truly unified humanity began in the mid-22nd century during the colonization of Sol under the direction of the '''International Space Administration''', a joint venture between the space faring powers of Earth to colonize and explore the solar system while avoiding conflict between them. Initially confined to the realm of new political thinkers, {{TooltipInline\|'''Unificationism'''\|A movement to abandon or minimize existing human nations and unite under a single banner. Ironically, the movement itself was highly disjoint, with coteries pushing for mutually exclusive omni-governments, ranging from a single unitary state to a broad federation.<br>No particular side claims absolute satisfaction with what SolFed would become, which remains a recurring theme with the Federation.}} slowly gained popular support, particularly among humans living in space. In 2178 {{TooltipInline\|Saturn\|Saturn's government was unified at the time, historians say. It still is, but it was, too.}} became the first nation to support Unificationism and was soon followed by ever more nations as the 22nd century steadily neared its end. By the end of the century, the idea had sizable support among both political elites and the general populace.

	Despite this success there was increasing doubt among Unificationists if their dream could ever be realized. The ISA’s ability to mediate and solve disputes between the various space faring powers grew increasingly frayed and in 2209 disaster struck when a slowly brewing conflict between Mars on one side and groups on Earth and Luna on the other erupted into open conflict; one the ISA was powerless to de-escalate. In spite of widespread condemnation of the conflict by neutral nations within Sol the Martian Rebellion showed no sign of ending and it seemed set to continue for the foreseeable future. However, after two years of war a miracle happened: a stricken [[Lore:Moths\|Mothic]] ship arrived in Sol and with its sudden appearance came a temporary end to the hostilities as both sides rushed to aid the Moths. This temporary cease fire was quickly turned into a peace treaty. Capitalizing on the peaceful and cooperative mood across Sol, various Unificationist politicians met and drafted a proposal for the creation of a Sol Federation. After five months of deliberation and negotiations, the '''Sol Union Treaty''' was signed on February 13, 2212, {{TooltipInline\|creating the Sol Federation\|As a barebones skeleton on which to craft a stronger Federation. Later bills would establish both the language and proper voting procedure. The 2212 Linguistic Convergence Act '''formally''' established Sol Common as an inoffensive but robust language, linguistically equidistant from typical Earth languages of the time.~~<br>~~Unificationists had already been using various dialects prior to 2212, only formalizing the language as a means to test SolFed's new Senate procedures.}}.		Despite this success there was increasing doubt among Unificationists if their dream could ever be realized. The ISA’s ability to mediate and solve disputes between the various space faring powers grew increasingly frayed and in 2209 disaster struck when a slowly brewing conflict between Mars on one side and groups on Earth and Luna on the other erupted into open conflict; one the ISA was powerless to de-escalate. In spite of widespread condemnation of the conflict by neutral nations within Sol the Martian Rebellion showed no sign of ending and it seemed set to continue for the foreseeable future. However, after two years of war a miracle happened: a stricken [[Lore:Moths\|Mothic]] ship arrived in Sol and with its sudden appearance came a temporary end to the hostilities as both sides rushed to aid the Moths. This temporary cease fire was quickly turned into a peace treaty. Capitalizing on the peaceful and cooperative mood across Sol, various Unificationist politicians met and drafted a proposal for the creation of a Sol Federation. After five months of deliberation and negotiations, the '''Sol Union Treaty''' was signed on February 13, 2212, {{TooltipInline\|creating the Sol Federation\|As a barebones skeleton on which to craft a stronger Federation. Later bills would establish both the language and proper voting procedure.}}.

			=== Sol Common ===

			Using the barebones skeleton established in the Sol Union Treaty, The 2212 Linguistic Convergence Act '''formally''' established Sol Common as an inoffensive but robust language, linguistically equidistant from typical Earth languages of the time. Unificationists had already been using various dialects prior to 2212, only formalizing the language as a means to test SolFed's new Senate procedures.

			What would become known as Sol Common was invented in the 2160's by Unificationist linguists to be the language of the bright united future; a universal tongue which all humans could quickly learn that would erase all language barriers to help usher in their dream of unity and prosperity. It would not find mainstream use until the 2212 Linguistic Convergence Act '''formally''' established Sol Common as an inoffensive but robust language for the new Federal bureaucracy and government. For much of SolFed’s early history Sol Common remained simply the language of bureaucrats, first used by those working within the Federation to communicate in a legally-binding fashion regardless of their background, then filtering down to local governments so their officials could {{TooltipInline\|communicate more easily\|Read: read the contracts they're obliged to sign.}} with those employed by SolFed. From there the language would be adopted by Spacers, and then Corporations, and finally your average person. Today Sol Common is spoken as either the first or second language of nearly every citizen of SolFed. In some cases, Common fully supplants local languages, while in others it remains a secondary or even tertiary language. Over the centuries since its creation Sol Common has evolved from its academic origins, diversifying into thousands of regional dialects spoken across the stars. While modern Sol Common is more complex and difficult to learn compared to Old Sol Common, it has truly completed the purpose its designers had intended for it: serving as a universal language for those within SolFed's sphere, and it stands as one of the greatest successes of the Unificationist movement.

			Sol Common sounds like an uneven mix of the most pronounceable Earth phonemes of the 2150s, with common sounds from virtually every language of yesteryear. Persons from the 2100s describe their first time hearing Common as, "overhearing a conversation between five different speakers, only one of whom you understand, and even then they're making jokes built on {{TooltipInline\|sayings you couldn't know.\|They, in turn, sound to modern ears like toddlers, grasping at simple words but occasionally pronouncing "dipolar molecularization" perfectly.}}" As a constructed language, Common favors basic meanings for simple sounds, using further words to elaborate rather than hiding niche nuances between close synonyms. As a living language evolving over several hundred years, countless dialects assign nuances to close synonyms in often contradictory manners, while retaining the core syntactic meaning.

	== First Migration ==		== First Migration ==

GreytideSkye: /* Departments */ OPF, OPEN UP!!

2025-07-19T22:26:04Z

Departments: OPF, OPEN UP!!

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	* {{TooltipInline\|Display Text=[[Lore:SFAF\|The Sol Federation Armed Forces]]\|Tooltip=Broad department encompassing any form of multi-member organized force against threats both domestic and foreign.}}		* {{TooltipInline\|Display Text=[[Lore:SFAF\|The Sol Federation Armed Forces]]\|Tooltip=Broad department encompassing any form of multi-member organized force against threats both domestic and foreign.}}
	* {{TooltipInline\|Display Text=The Bureau of Astrography\|Tooltip=Works tirelessly to collate vast amounts of publicly available exploration data, combining it together into one of the most [[Lore:Space\|expansive starmaps]] in existence.}}		* {{TooltipInline\|Display Text=The Bureau of Astrography\|Tooltip=Works tirelessly to collate vast amounts of publicly available exploration data, combining it together into one of the most [[Lore:Space\|expansive starmaps]] in existence.}}
			* {{TooltipInline\|Display Text=The Office for the Protection of the Federation\|Tooltip=SolFed's intelligence agency, created at the same time as the Federation's military and replacing a variety of smaller departments to centralize intelligence efforts. The OPF works closely with both the Marshals and [[Lore:SFAF\|SFAF]], providing them with intel and identifying threats for them to deal with.}}

	=== Federal Laws ===		=== Federal Laws ===
	SolFed's laws over her member states routinely change and evolve, so while the specifics may vary depending on the year, a small number of universally agreed upon ideals continue to reign:		SolFed's laws over her member states routinely change and evolve, so while the specifics may vary depending on the year, a small number of universally agreed upon ideals continue to reign:

GreytideSkye: SFAF link

2025-03-15T06:15:43Z

SFAF link

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	\|relatedpages =		\|relatedpages =
	\|relatedlore = [[Lore:Space]], [[Lore:Sol]]		\|relatedlore = [[Lore:Space]], [[Lore:Sol]], [[Lore:SFAF]]
	\|languages = {{Common}}		\|languages = {{Common}}
	\|contributors={{Contributor/Owegno}}, {{Contributor/Trillium}}}}		\|contributors={{Contributor/Owegno}}, {{Contributor/Trillium}}}}
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	* {{TooltipInline\|Display Text=The Bureau of Space Flight\|Tooltip=The BOSF determines space traffic rules and regulations, maximum docking fees, and issues federal starship licenses.}}		* {{TooltipInline\|Display Text=The Bureau of Space Flight\|Tooltip=The BOSF determines space traffic rules and regulations, maximum docking fees, and issues federal starship licenses.}}
	* {{TooltipInline\|Display Text=The Bureau of People\|Tooltip=Tracks the population of SolFed through endless censuses, and ensures that their basic rights are not infringed.}}		* {{TooltipInline\|Display Text=The Bureau of People\|Tooltip=Tracks the population of SolFed through endless censuses, and ensures that their basic rights are not infringed.}}
	* {{TooltipInline\|Display Text=The Sol Federation Armed Forces\|Tooltip=Broad department encompassing any form of multi-member organized force against threats both domestic and foreign.}}		* {{TooltipInline\|Display Text=[[Lore:SFAF\|The Sol Federation Armed Forces]]\|Tooltip=Broad department encompassing any form of multi-member organized force against threats both domestic and foreign.}}
	* {{TooltipInline\|Display Text=The Bureau of Astrography\|Tooltip=Works tirelessly to collate vast amounts of publicly available exploration data, combining it together into one of the most [[Lore:Space\|expansive starmaps]] in existence.}}		* {{TooltipInline\|Display Text=The Bureau of Astrography\|Tooltip=Works tirelessly to collate vast amounts of publicly available exploration data, combining it together into one of the most [[Lore:Space\|expansive starmaps]] in existence.}}
	=== Federal Laws ===		=== Federal Laws ===

GreytideSkye: Slavery was already banned, but this introduced an edge case where SolFed laws could apply to the Station, so it's got a middleman jurisdiction now.

2025-01-21T01:42:15Z

Slavery was already banned, but this introduced an edge case where SolFed laws *could* apply to the Station, so it's got a middleman jurisdiction now.

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	SolFed's laws over her member states routinely change and evolve, so while the specifics may vary depending on the year, a small number of universally agreed upon ideals continue to reign:		SolFed's laws over her member states routinely change and evolve, so while the specifics may vary depending on the year, a small number of universally agreed upon ideals continue to reign:
	* Freedom of navigation for all non-military spacecraft.		* Freedom of navigation for all non-military spacecraft.
	* A complete ban of slavery, and any other form of forced labor.		* A {{TooltipInline\|complete ban of slavery\|SolFed laws explicitly ban institutionalized slavery, and compel member states to explicitly deem smaller-scale slavery illegal, lest the entire state be charged with supporting institutionalized slavery.<br>So while slavery is illegal across all of SolFed, whether you're executed or merely imprisoned depends on the applicable jurisdictions.<br>Slavers '''will''' be held by the Bureau of People until such a time that an appropriate jurisdiction is settled upon, typically the victim's home, who are often in no rush to prosecute and thus remove them from SolFed custody. The various armed forces and patrols of SolFed have an informal competition around the capture of slavers, and notably do not have an informal competition around treating them humanely.}}, and any other form of forced labor.
	* No member state may wage war against, or in any other way attack, another member state.		* No member state may wage war against, or in any other way attack, another member state.
	* Protection for any sort of ecosystem hosting complex lifeforms.		* Protection for any sort of ecosystem hosting complex lifeforms.

GreytideSkye: /* Government */ SolFed laws do not apply to ongoing rounds.

2025-01-19T00:38:15Z

Government: SolFed laws do not apply to ongoing rounds.

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	* Protection for any sort of ecosystem hosting complex lifeforms.		* Protection for any sort of ecosystem hosting complex lifeforms.
	* SolFed is funded through taxes collected from the member states directly, as opposed to direct individual collection.		* SolFed is funded through taxes collected from the member states directly, as opposed to direct individual collection.

			<span style="color: red"><u>'''OOC: There is no Space Law or SolFed Law practiced on NT Stations. [[Corporate_Regulations#General_Overview\|(Rules)]]'''</u></span> SolFed's laws are '''exclusively''' on the scale of binding interactions ''between'' member states and each other, or {{TooltipInline\|internal SolFed policies\|Think voting procedures, how the Marshals get budget, minimum thresholds for new membership.}}. Nobody on-station is ''qualified'' to uphold SolFed's laws, let alone be governed directly by them. [[Corporate_Regulations\|Corporate Regulations]] are the '''only''' applicable "laws" for station-goers and the like.

	== Cliques ==		== Cliques ==

GreytideSkye at 20:05, 18 January 2025

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	\|relatedlore = [[Lore:Space]], [[Lore:Sol]]		\|relatedlore = [[Lore:Space]], [[Lore:Sol]]
	\|languages = {{Common}}		\|languages = {{Common}}
	\|contributors={{Contributor/Owegno}}}}		\|contributors={{Contributor/Owegno}}, {{Contributor/Trillium}}}}

	The '''Sol Federation,''' commonly SolFed, is an international organization centered around preventing conflict between and providing mutual aid to its member states. Physically spanning a large region of space in and beyond the Orion arm, and culturally spanning a diverse population of both human-derived and alien nations, SolFed maintains that each member state is a fully independent nation, restricted only by the laws set forth by the ever-changing SolFed charter.		The '''Sol Federation,''' commonly SolFed, is an international organization centered around preventing conflict between and providing mutual aid to its member states. Physically spanning a large region of space in and beyond the Orion arm, and culturally spanning a diverse population of both human-derived and alien nations, SolFed maintains that each member state is a fully independent nation, restricted only by the laws set forth by the ever-changing SolFed charter.

GreytideSkye: /* Member States */

2025-01-08T09:26:19Z

Member States

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	===Corporate Territories===		===Corporate Territories===
	The '''Corporate Territories''' is a loose confederation of various corporate-owned or controlled systems. The territories are administered from {{TooltipInline\|'''Luna'''\|The prominent natural moon of Earth, in the Sol system.}} by a governing council made up of appointed representatives from the various corporations that partake in the Corporate Territories project. The Council holds little power within the systems that make up the Corporate Territories as individual corporations retain nearly absolute power over their assets. Instead, the council presents a unified entity front for external diplomacy and runs coordinated efforts devoted to improving the profits of the Corporate Territories as a whole or protecting those profits. Following their creation, the Corporate Territories became the face of the pro-corporate Trade Clique and acts as the mouthpiece for corporate interests within SolFed. In contrast to the unity presented by the Corporate Territories, the reality is that the constant competition and conflict that dominates the corporate world is ever present within them, resulting in them being rife with corporate shenanigans and corruption.		The '''Corporate Territories''' is a loose confederation of various corporate-owned or controlled systems, many coming from the various Sovereign Corporations. The territories are administered from {{TooltipInline\|'''Luna'''\|The prominent natural moon of Earth, in the Sol system.}} by a governing council made up of appointed representatives from the various corporations that partake in the Corporate Territories project. The Council holds little power within the systems that make up the Corporate Territories as individual corporations retain nearly absolute power over their assets. Instead, the council presents a unified entity front for external diplomacy and runs coordinated efforts devoted to improving the profits of the Corporate Territories as a whole or protecting those profits. Following their creation, the Corporate Territories became the face of the pro-corporate Trade Clique and acts as the mouthpiece for corporate interests within SolFed. In contrast to the unity presented by the Corporate Territories, the reality is that the constant competition and conflict that dominates the corporate world is ever present within them, resulting in them being rife with corporate shenanigans and corruption.

	====Sovereign Corporations====		====Sovereign Corporations====

GreytideSkye: /* Member States */ Some places exist, actually.

2025-01-08T08:57:13Z

Member States: Some places exist, actually.

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 SolFed's member states vary highly in both size and demographic, as what few restrictions on member entry exist are often bypassed as part of backroom deals between Cliques. Every member must abide by the Federation's laws, but for any arbitrary pair of member states, that may be the sole commonality. Thus, the exact culture of SolFed is transient at best, non-existent at worst, and varies strongly from region to region.
-Notable member states coming soon.
+Notable member states include:
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