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****** incommin Transmission ****** - Sunnyboy - 10-06-2010
Ships Name: LNS-Texas
Captain Names: Paul Simon
Ship Class: Liberty Battlecruiser
Affiliations: Liberty Navy
Identification Card: Liberty Navy Guard
Primary ship usage(s): Patrolling within Liberty, providing Anti-Capital Support
S-KYP3: sunnyboy4065
****** incommin Transmission ****** - Sebastian Wolfe - 10-06-2010
**INCOMING TRANSMISSION**
SOURCE: Planet Manhattan
ID: S.WOLFE
Ok, there's a whole lot of things wrong with this message.
What you've basically done, is instead of registering your vessel privately on the Liberty Naval Registration Board, you've sent a Sirian-wide transmission outlining your use of a Liberty Naval vessel, using no encryption whatsoever.
This is a very bad thing on a number of levels.
For one, the sheer act has allowed everyone reading it (myself included) to come to the conclusion that you and your crew suffer from Lawl's Syndrome, which has no doubt stopped any wish you may have had of joining the Primary Fleet, as they definately will not admit a ship with such a... deep-rooted problem.
For another, you've proven your own ineptitude towards basic operating practices, which will no doubt limit your possibilities in other corporations as well, previous statement not-withstanding.
And, finally, you've essentially highlighted yourself as a moving target as those that suffer the above two... weaknesses tend to also be below-average in ship piloting skill. And with your ship's name, class AND duties available for all to see, it's only a matter of time before you end up on the wrong end of a pile-up.
May I recommend brushing up on your basic practices before continuing within the Liberty Navy? It does seem like you could do with a little more training.
- S. Wolfe
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