ZOI's are referred to on some ID's (and as such belong in the realm of rules), but is vaguely set (in-rp) by some factions where other factions don't make a big effort out of describing it. It's sort of a weird hybrid, something that's never really been brushed out.
In principal, that's a good rule of thumb. There are exceptions of course - Zoners and BHG go everywhere, factions like the MND and BIS don't have NPCs... It is NOT decided by the factions themselves, but if a faction makes a valid case for wanting to extend their ZoI somewhere, it can be considered (along with the consequences thereof. IE: Red Hessians want Cambridge for piracy? Red Hessians now red to Bretonia lawfuls).
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Yes. If it's clearly written on the IDs then noone can claim to be unsure if something is in their ZoI or not. The only people who'll actually need to check that are people that continuously seek out the fringes of where they should be according to their faction lore... It should be a nobrainer that the BPA doesn't hunt criminals in California, and that the Mollies don't pirate in New York. But -some- people require this to be written down.
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