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'''Standard Operating Procedure''', commonly referred to as '''SOP''', are written expectations as to the function and performance of the many jobs on NT-CC Consortium space stations. They serve two purposes, one in-character, and one out-of-character.

In-character, SOP are the requirements written by [[NanoTrasen]] for [[Central Command]] for their contractors and sub-contractors. They are NanoTrasen's expectations for your behaviour, and breaking them makes Central Command look bad in NanoTrasen's eyes, something they'd prefer to avoid. As such, while SOP is not of Central Command's making, they will enforce it unless there's something greater to be gained. One of the [[Nanotrasen Representative|Nanotrasen Representatives]] primary objectives is to ensure adherence to these contractual obligations, and they are an authority on the matter.

In-character, SOP are the requirements written by [[NanoTrasen]] for [[CentComm | Central Command]] for their contractors and sub-contractors. They are NanoTrasen's expectations for your behaviour, and breaking them makes Central Command look bad in NanoTrasen's eyes, something they'd prefer to avoid. As such, while SOP is not of Central Command's making, they will enforce it unless there's something greater to be gained. One of the [[Nanotrasen Representative|Nanotrasen Representatives]] primary objectives is to ensure adherence to these contractual obligations, and they are an authority on the matter.

Out of character, SOP provides the bare-minimum expectations for what you should be able to accomplish in your position. If what is written in SOP doesn't sound like something you are willing or able to do, then you should not be playing that job. SOP are not server rules, but routinely ignoring them puts you potentially in violation of [[Server rules (Starlight)#Rule 6 – Your Character Must Make Sense|Server Rule #6]], as your character would have been fired long ago and therefore doesn't make sense in-character as a continued employee. As [[Command]] and [[Security]], you are expected to adhere more closely to these bare-minimum requirements, as is laid out in [[Server rules (Starlight)#Rule 13 - Expectation around Leadership Roles|Server Rule #13]].

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 '''Standard Operating Procedure''', commonly referred to as '''SOP''', are written expectations as to the function and performance of the many jobs on NT-CC Consortium space stations. They serve two purposes, one in-character, and one out-of-character.
-In-character, SOP are the requirements written by [[NanoTrasen]] for [[Central Command]] for their contractors and sub-contractors. They are NanoTrasen's expectations for your behaviour, and breaking them makes Central Command look bad in NanoTrasen's eyes, something they'd prefer to avoid. As such, while SOP is not of Central Command's making, they will enforce it unless there's something greater to be gained. One of the [[Nanotrasen Representative|Nanotrasen Representatives]] primary objectives is to ensure adherence to these contractual obligations, and they are an authority on the matter.
+In-character, SOP are the requirements written by [[NanoTrasen]] for [[CentComm | Central Command]] for their contractors and sub-contractors. They are NanoTrasen's expectations for your behaviour, and breaking them makes Central Command look bad in NanoTrasen's eyes, something they'd prefer to avoid. As such, while SOP is not of Central Command's making, they will enforce it unless there's something greater to be gained. One of the [[Nanotrasen Representative|Nanotrasen Representatives]] primary objectives is to ensure adherence to these contractual obligations, and they are an authority on the matter.
 Out of character, SOP provides the bare-minimum expectations for what you should be able to accomplish in your position. If what is written in SOP doesn't sound like something you are willing or able to do, then you should not be playing that job. SOP are not server rules, but routinely ignoring them puts you potentially in violation of [[Server rules (Starlight)#Rule 6 – Your Character Must Make Sense|Server Rule #6]], as your character would have been fired long ago and therefore doesn't make sense in-character as a continued employee. As [[Command]] and [[Security]], you are expected to adhere more closely to these bare-minimum requirements, as is laid out in [[Server rules (Starlight)#Rule 13 - Expectation around Leadership Roles|Server Rule #13]].

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