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| − | You're making some pretty big claims. I've always roleplayed that ID's are licenses that could conceivably be found on the Sirius neural net. (In today you can find out lots about a company or person by looking up records easily on the Internet.) Have you talked in collaboration about your statements, or is this an "only you thing"?
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| − | Specifically, I object to your wording of:
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| − | {{Quote|IDs are special rule-related items - every player has to mount one, and they identify you as a member of a certain group or faction. In-RP, IDs do NOT exist and if you act on information you gain by scanning a player and looking at their ID, you are metagaming which is not only heavily frowned upon but also goes against this server's rule codex.}}
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| − | I suspect this is to head off metagaming against the Aoi Iseijin/Keeper/other faction players, however this statement is too limiting for everyone else. ID's DO exist. Just like my Drivers license or Guild membership papers DO exist right now. I suggest a re-wording of this paragraph.[[User:Chovynz| ~Chovynz~ ]] <sup>([[User_talk:Chovynz|Blabs]] • [[Special:Contributions/Chovynz|Ego]]) (Wiki Admin) </sup> 17:03, 14 October 2009 (MDT)
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