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[iwanttosettheworldonfire]

[The camera is pointed lazily and a bit off-center at Indrani, pinned to her favorite chair by the much too large and ugly dog who has never believed he doesn't fit in laps.]

So running a thought by everyone. Shouldn't we write ourselves up a guide for newcomers? More efficient than everybody just jumping in with their version of important advice. We could print them up and leave them on the ship, plus a few back here for people who run. Which dinosaurs will kill you, where stuff is, where not to go if you don't feel like being shot at. My friend Moira and I made up a whole book like that at home, and it was just the two of us. Seems like this should be easy.

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[iwanttosettheworldonfire]

Guess we could just ask everybody for their best tips. Probably want to have a meeting and see how much interest we can scare up.

[theverymodel]

Yes. Had much interest?

[iwanttosettheworldonfire]

Not much yet. Maybe I'll hang some signs. It's times like this I miss having just the one radio station run by a guy who thought I was cool. Commercials can be handy.

[theverymodel]

Centralization would simplify communication. Imagine limits programming diversity. Undesirable.

[iwanttosettheworldonfire]

Yeah, he's got like ten prewar recordings and that's all the music we get back home. But you can be sure everyone's paying attention, because what the hell else are they gonna do?

[theverymodel]

Loss of art overlooked tragedy of war. Important cultural touchstone.

[iwanttosettheworldonfire]

Yeah, you're telling me. Of course, for everyone back home who hoards it like me, there's a bunch of moron raiders using prewar books as kindling.