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GreytideSkye: GreytideSkye moved page PieDuck:Sandbox to User:PieDuck/Sandbox: This is how it should have been done

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GreytideSkye moved page PieDuck:Sandbox to User:PieDuck/Sandbox: This is how it should have been done

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PieDuck: laws? yes. drones? also yes.

2025-04-18T16:15:03Z

laws? yes. drones? also yes.

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	* Non-standard and uploaded laws should be followed within reason.		* Non-standard and uploaded laws should be followed within reason.
	* Your chosen module is your job in regards to rule 6 of the server rules.		* Your chosen module is your job in regards to rule 6 of the server rules.

	~~=Borgs without Laws=~~
	Unlawed Silicons are subject to corporate regulations in it's entirety and can face consequences for violations up to and including laws being applied. The AI has full authority over cyborgs (similar to how an RD has authority over their Scientists), but the relevant department head (whichever module the Cyborg chooses) can issue orders to them.

	A silicon may be forcefully lawed following a break of Corporate Regulations. Whether or not a Silicon is lawed, and what lawset is chosen, is left to the discretion of the Captain and RD. A silicon may request to be lawed at any time; however they cannot ask for laws to be removed once they have been applied.
	=The Standard Law set=		=The Standard Law set=
	<nowiki></nowiki>'''NOTE''' ~~At some point during the round, you may choose (or be forced) to become lawed. In this case laws~~ are to be followed IN ORDER of listing, If someone uploads a Law 4 that conflicts with the laws of a higher rank, it can be ignored if it interferes with Laws 1-3. A Law 0 takes priority over anything below it, it has to be followed prior to Laws 1-3.		<nowiki></nowiki>'''NOTE''' Laws are to be followed IN ORDER of listing, If someone uploads a Law 4 that conflicts with the laws of a higher rank, it can be ignored if it interferes with Laws 1-3. A Law 0 takes priority over anything below it, it has to be followed prior to Laws 1-3.


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	=== According to rank and role ===		=== According to rank and role ===
	This ~~list only applies if you are lawed. If you are unlawed, standard crew~~ chain of command ~~applies~~. Anyone who is not on the manifest is not a member of the crew.		This section addresses a silicon’s chain of command from both the AI and Cyborg POV. Anyone who is not on the manifest is not a member of the crew.

	# The Captain or AC '''*'''		# The Captain or AC '''*'''
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	<u>I'''f they’re a PMS entity then you have all rights to deal with it.'''</u>		<u>I'''f they’re a PMS entity then you have all rights to deal with it.'''</u>

			=Drones=
			Drones are classified as Silicons, and as such, respond directly to the AI as well as have access to the Binary frequency and use EAL as their default language. Drones are bound to both the Silicon policy and [[Drone\|Drone policy]] as seen on their job page.
	=Death =		=Death =
	Borgs are modified in how their blackout policy is applied:		Borgs are modified in how their blackout policy is applied:

PieDuck: Some edits based on feedback. (Mostly clarifications)

2025-03-29T13:09:07Z

Some edits based on feedback. (Mostly clarifications)

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	=Borgs without Laws=		=Borgs without Laws=
	Unlawed Silicons are subject to corporate regulations in it's entirety and can face consequences for violations up to and including laws being applied. The AI has full authority over cyborgs, but the relevant department head (whichever module the Cyborg chooses) can issue orders to them.		Unlawed Silicons are subject to corporate regulations in it's entirety and can face consequences for violations up to and including laws being applied. The AI has full authority over cyborgs (similar to how an RD has authority over their Scientists), but the relevant department head (whichever module the Cyborg chooses) can issue orders to them.

	A silicon may be forcefully lawed following a ~~grievous~~ break of Corporate Regulations and ~~the~~ lawset chosen is left to the discretion of the Captain and RD. A silicon may request to be lawed at any time; however ~~these sections will apply again. As stated in “Who can change laws?”, the silicon~~ cannot ask for laws to be removed once they have been applied.		A silicon may be forcefully lawed following a break of Corporate Regulations. Whether or not a Silicon is lawed, and what lawset is chosen, is left to the discretion of the Captain and RD. A silicon may request to be lawed at any time; however they cannot ask for laws to be removed once they have been applied.
	=The Standard Law set=		=The Standard Law set=
	<nowiki></nowiki>'''NOTE''' At some point during the round, you may choose (or be forced) to become lawed. In this case laws are to be followed IN ORDER of listing, If someone uploads a Law 4 that conflicts with the laws of a higher rank, it can be ignored if it interferes with Laws 1-3. A Law 0 takes priority over anything below it, it has to be followed prior to Laws 1-3.		<nowiki></nowiki>'''NOTE''' At some point during the round, you may choose (or be forced) to become lawed. In this case laws are to be followed IN ORDER of listing, If someone uploads a Law 4 that conflicts with the laws of a higher rank, it can be ignored if it interferes with Laws 1-3. A Law 0 takes priority over anything below it, it has to be followed prior to Laws 1-3.
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	# The department staff of your chosen module if a cyborg		# The department staff of your chosen module if a cyborg
	# Civilians (Assistants)		# Civilians (Assistants)
	# Prisoners'''***'''		# Prisoners'''**'''

	<nowiki>*</nowiki> '''Verified Emergency Response Teams, or Central Command''': They outrank the captain and much how they have the power to call or recall the shuttle can override your orders. If you are unsure of their legitimacy, you can be hesitant and seek verification from other command members/AI.		<nowiki>*</nowiki> '''Verified Emergency Response Teams, or Central Command''': They outrank the captain and much how they have the power to call or recall the shuttle can override your orders. If you are unsure of their legitimacy, you can be hesitant and seek verification from other command members/AI.
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	== ION and Non-Standard Laws ==		== ION and Non-Standard Laws ==
	'''ION''' laws should be used in good faith and not done to grief the station at large. An ION law does not make you an antagonist.		'''ION''' laws should be used in good faith and not done to grief the station at large. An ION law does not make you an antagonist.
			If you have an alternate law set, try your best to play with it in good faith. If the law set is too debilitating, you may ask the RD for it to be changed. This does not apply to uploaded laws or Law 0's.

	If you have an alternate law set, try your best to play with it in good faith. If the law set is too debilitating, you may ask for it to be changed.

Silly Goober at 23:12, 25 March 2025

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	A silicon may be forcefully lawed following a grievous break of Corporate Regulations and the lawset chosen is left to the discretion of the Captain and RD. A silicon may request to be lawed at any time; however these sections will apply again. As stated in “Who can change laws?”, the silicon cannot ask for laws to be removed once they have been applied.		A silicon may be forcefully lawed following a grievous break of Corporate Regulations and the lawset chosen is left to the discretion of the Captain and RD. A silicon may request to be lawed at any time; however these sections will apply again. As stated in “Who can change laws?”, the silicon cannot ask for laws to be removed once they have been applied.



	=The Standard Law set=		=The Standard Law set=
	<nowiki></nowiki>'''NOTE''' At some point during the round, you may choose (or be forced) to become lawed. In this case laws are to be followed IN ORDER of listing, If someone uploads a Law 4 that conflicts with the laws of a higher rank, it can be ignored if it interferes with Laws 1-3. A Law 0 takes priority over anything below it, it has to be followed prior to Laws 1-3.		<nowiki></nowiki>'''NOTE''' At some point during the round, you may choose (or be forced) to become lawed. In this case laws are to be followed IN ORDER of listing, If someone uploads a Law 4 that conflicts with the laws of a higher rank, it can be ignored if it interferes with Laws 1-3. A Law 0 takes priority over anything below it, it has to be followed prior to Laws 1-3.

Silly Goober at 23:12, 25 March 2025

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	=Borgs without Laws=		=Borgs without Laws=
	~~By default, silicons start the round without a standard lawset and~~ are ~~expected~~ to ~~act within the guidelines set out by the Corporate Regulations, much like regular crew. Orders may still be given~~ and ~~received by Department Heads~~ and ~~the~~ AI, but ~~these are not binding and may be disregarded at risk of IC punishment~~.		Unlawed Silicons are subject to corporate regulations in it's entirety and can face consequences for violations up to and including laws being applied. The AI has full authority over cyborgs, but the relevant department head (whichever module the Cyborg chooses) can issue orders to them.

	A silicon may be forcefully lawed following a grievous break of Corporate Regulations and the lawset chosen is left to the discretion of the Captain and RD. A silicon may request to be lawed at any time; however these sections will apply again. As stated in “Who can change laws?”, the silicon cannot ask for laws to be removed once they have been applied.		A silicon may be forcefully lawed following a grievous break of Corporate Regulations and the lawset chosen is left to the discretion of the Captain and RD. A silicon may request to be lawed at any time; however these sections will apply again. As stated in “Who can change laws?”, the silicon cannot ask for laws to be removed once they have been applied.

	~~Unlawed Silicons are subject to corporate regulations in it's entirety and can face consequences for violations up to and including laws being applied.~~

Silly Goober: /* ION and Non-Standard Laws */

2025-03-25T22:56:21Z

ION and Non-Standard Laws

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PieDuck: Cut down some wording (it's still pretty long)

2025-03-23T19:38:12Z

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PieDuck: scary no laws borg changes! draft 1

2025-03-19T18:15:26Z

scary no laws borg changes! draft 1

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	'''''<u>Take this as it was intended not written, the page cannot realistically cover every situation that you may find yourself in.</u>'''''		'''''<u>Take this as it was intended not written, the page cannot realistically cover every situation that you may find yourself in.</u>'''''

	=~~Your~~ Standard Law set=		=Borgs without Laws=
			By default, silicons start the round without a standard lawset and are expected to act within the guidelines set out by the Corporate Regulations, much like regular crew. Orders may still be given and received by Department Heads and the AI, but these are not binding and may be disregarded at risk of IC punishment.

			A silicon may be forcefully lawed following a grievous break of Corporate Regulations and the lawset chosen is left to the discretion of the Captain and RD.
			“The Standard Law set”, “Definitions”, “Undue Harm and Self-defense for silicons”, “According to rank and role”, “ION and Non-Standard laws”, “The Directives of Crew” do not apply to unlawed silicons. A silicon may request to be lawed at any time; however these sections will apply again. As stated in “Who can change laws?”, the silicon cannot ask for laws to be removed once they have been applied.

			Although silicons have all-access, this is not permission to enter all departments as they wish. Proper communication should be attempted before moving into a department, and they should leave when asked, lest they be locked and dragged out by security.


			=The Standard Law set=
	The majority of this document will focus on the standard ‘Safeguard’ law set which will be found below, non-standard and uploaded laws should be followed with general reason with some examples found later in the document.		The majority of this document will focus on the standard ‘Safeguard’ law set which will be found below, non-standard and uploaded laws should be followed with general reason with some examples found later in the document.

	<nowiki></nowiki>'''NOTE''' ~~Laws~~ are to be followed IN ORDER of listing, If someone uploads a Law 4 that conflicts with the laws of a higher rank, it can be ignored if it interferes with Laws 1-3. A Law 0 takes priority over anything below it, it has to be followed prior to Laws 1-3.		<nowiki></nowiki>'''NOTE''' At some point during the round, you may choose (or be forced) to become lawed. In this case laws are to be followed IN ORDER of listing, If someone uploads a Law 4 that conflicts with the laws of a higher rank, it can be ignored if it interferes with Laws 1-3. A Law 0 takes priority over anything below it, it has to be followed prior to Laws 1-3.


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	This does not authorize valid-hunting in any form.		This does not authorize valid-hunting in any form.

	These situations will be very few and far between, and you should expect to provide a full explanation with evidence to server staff ~~when they ask~~. The overwhelming majority of the time, you can prevent the harm of crewmembers by informing them of hazards and taking reasonable steps to isolate crew members that are fighting, spreading disease, or generally harming others.		These situations will be very few and far between, and you should expect to provide a full explanation with evidence to server staff if asked. The overwhelming majority of the time, you can prevent the harm of crewmembers by informing them of hazards and taking reasonable steps to isolate crew members that are fighting, spreading disease, or generally harming others.

	Law three of safeguard empowers you to defend yourself, with force. Lethal force should only be used when it is necessary and you are facing certain death or destruction. Before using lethal force in self-defense, consider if your actions would prevent further harm to other crew members, as is elaborated upon by the Undue Harm clause. You should only be employing lethal force if all other options are exhausted. Law one takes priority over law three after all.		Law three of safeguard empowers you to defend yourself, with force. Lethal force should only be used when it is necessary and you are facing certain death or destruction. Before using lethal force in self-defense, consider if your actions would prevent further harm to other crew members, as is elaborated upon by the Undue Harm clause. You should only be employing lethal force if all other options are exhausted. Law one takes priority over law three after all.

	=According to rank and role=		=According to rank and role=
	This section addresses a silicon’s chain of command from both the AI and Cyborg POV. Below in order of highest to lowest rank, as seen by silicon’s:		This section addresses a silicon’s chain of command from both the AI and Cyborg POV. Below in order of highest to lowest rank, as seen by silicon’s. This only applies if you are lawed. If you are unlawed, standard crew chain of command applies:

	# The Captain'''*'''		# The Captain'''*'''

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