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[bashasasdemon]

[This is written in a fairly neat handwriting, in a language that may look roughly similar to Arabic to those familiar with it. The paper on the bulletin board has a small note on top, with a lot of space on the rest of the page for people to fill in as needed.]

Since we're all from different worlds and cultures I think there are a few things we should probably get sorted out as a group. First thing should probably be how to address each other. Go ahead and write your name/title/what you want to be called, your gender identifier if that's important to you, and pronouns to use for you.


Kai, he/him

Comments

[curzed]

At this point, changing it will simply confuse people.

[goodtobebad]

Probably. And after it was inscribed on cuneiform tablets a few times it just felt rude to change it.

[curzed]

Once something's engraved in clay, it's engraved forever.

I have a sibling who will be delighted to meet you if you can read cuneiform. It's so rare these days.

not writing but you can bet he's snooping

[logosmaxima]

[Somewhere, Magnus is reading this with a VERY interested eye.

His mood glitter cloud is radiant.]

[goodtobebad]

Yeah, humans stopped using it a long time ago. But I can read anything.

[curzed]

Anything at all? If this place didn't automatically translate everything I'd put that to the test simply for curiosity's sake.

[goodtobebad]

I dunno. Maybe it would only work on languages created by humans? I've never encountered any other sort, apart from my native language of course.

[curzed]

I'm afraid I've not encountered Aeldari writing, but I am told there are xenos here, and not merely a variety of mutants. If you ask, someone might be able to indulge.

[goodtobebad]

Suppose I could try it, sometime. Nothing much else to do.