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=== Space Sleep Disorder ===
=== Space Sleep Disorder ===
Commonly abbreviated as SSD. Also known as Sudden Sleep Disease. An IC term for AFK. A virulent disease affecting spacemen far and wide, SSD causes spacemen to sleep with their eyes open, standing up.
Commonly abbreviated as SSD. Also known as Sudden Sleep Disorder. An IC term for AFK. A virulent disease affecting spacemen far and wide, SSD causes spacemen to sleep with their eyes open, standing up.


=== Syndie ===
=== Syndie/Syndi/Syndicate ===
What members of the Syndicate are usually called. Top enemy of Nanotrasen, the company you work for. Syndies can be either traitors or nuclear operatives, although if they are nukeops they are usually called Nukies instead.
What members of the Syndicate are usually called. Top enemy of Nanotrasen, the company you work for. Syndies can be either traitors or nuclear operatives, although if they are nukeops they are usually called Nukies instead.
=== NT/Nanotrasen ===
The company you work for.
=== Spess ===
A term to define the comedy/"random bullshit go" type of space games.
=== Spessmen ===
A term to define the deranged enough to work in Spess.


== OOC ==
== OOC ==

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A list of commonly used slang by spessmen (players) in the community.

IC

Frequently used terms In Character, this can also be used OOC.

Command Abbreviations

Command jobs are commonly abbreviated to save time. The abbreviations are generally not used in higher roleplay enviroments.

Cap

Short for Captain, the head of the heads.

CE

Short for Chief Engineer, the head of the Engineering Department.

CMO

Short for Chief Medical Officer, the head of the Medical Department.

HoP

Short for Head of Personnel, the controller of the ID Console and head of the Service Department. Usually fully capitalized as HOP.

HoS

Short for Head of Security, the head of Security. Usually fully capitalized as HOS.

RD

Short for Research Director, the head of the Science Department.

QM

Short for Quartermaster, the head of Cargo.

God

An IC term representing a Game Administrator.

Nukie

What the hardcore members of the Syndicate are called. They are heavily armed space terrorists who will stop at nothing to detonate a nuclear weapon on the station.

SSD

Short for Sudden Sleep Disorder - see below for definition.

Space Sleep Disorder

Commonly abbreviated as SSD. Also known as Sudden Sleep Disorder. An IC term for AFK. A virulent disease affecting spacemen far and wide, SSD causes spacemen to sleep with their eyes open, standing up.

Syndie/Syndi/Syndicate

What members of the Syndicate are usually called. Top enemy of Nanotrasen, the company you work for. Syndies can be either traitors or nuclear operatives, although if they are nukeops they are usually called Nukies instead.

NT/Nanotrasen

The company you work for.

Spess

A term to define the comedy/"random bullshit go" type of space games.

Spessmen

A term to define the deranged enough to work in Spess.

OOC

Frequently used terms Out of Character, this can be in the OOC chat channel or in the Discord/Forum. Usage of this slang IC is prohibited by the rules.

AHelp/Admin Help

A chatbox which you can report rulebreaking to any online admins or the Discord.

Nyanotrasen

The most popular unofficial server. Nyanotrasen contains many different features such as a radically different Science department and many new species. Nyanotrasen is MRP.

Upstream

The baseline version of the game. Any changes to Upstream will "flow" down to all other forks of the game. All official Wizden servers work off of Upstream.

Wizden

The official Wizard's Den group of servers. They function off of Upstream, and so are the baseline for all other servers.

LRP

Low RolePlay servers, where roleplay rules are relaxed.

MRP

A mix between LRP and HRP, standing for Medium RolePlay. Generally you're wanting to do your role, however a strongly defined character isn't required and you should simply aim to roleplay an actual person.

HRP

High roleplay servers, where roleplay is required and you aim to actually follow the design and personality of your character (this generally includes doing your role, as your character probably wants to keep that role.) Backstory and flavortext is strongly recommended.