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ShinRa_Inc, - It's good that the group has decided to discuss the issue. I do ask you to note, that in exchange of information there is communication. For communication to occur, two must be involved (hence "dialogue"). Responsibility lies on both sides... Hood, - It's immaterial how long you've had it in operation. Those who interface with it for the first time (particularly from a blind search), where it isn't required to pass the user thru a portal having disclaimers, won't know that it's a g...

That pretty much answers my question... There's too much fiction scrambled with the truth on this site for anyone to ascertain which is which (except the contributing author, who posted the data)! Spit-balling: (1) Would it be worth screening off Member User-accessed data for players to use , and provide an example subset viewable by passersby (with the necessary warnings/disclaimers attached)? That way, data is considered suspect by those seeking factual sources (unless you want to tag all the ...

Quoted Originally posted by Brockpaine Quoted Originally posted by Frigate.Officer There seems to be a lot of similarity in the ships' data, provided by several users on this website...I take it that there are some popular references... Can you quote for me your source(s) of your ships' data? Can you point me in the direction of the others (seems Red Admiral - who did Italy - has no valid email address any longer)? F.O. If you continue to post these comments in the encyclopedia after being twic...

In the "encyclopedia", collating the efforts of many members of this "SIM" interest group, there are a few data items which do not appear to come from any Jane's Fighting Ships (or other hardcopy references) with which I'm familiar. Can anyone ellucidate on the genesis of items like Brin Class Submarine: Ship space, strength and comments: Space - Hull below water (magazines/engines, low = better): 112.5 % - Above water (accommodation/working, high = better): 0.0 % Waterplane Area: 3,613 Square f...