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Floofers at 00:30, 7 December 2023

2023-12-07T00:30:29Z

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	=== Gib ===		=== Gib ===
	As a noun, the bloody, torn-apart remnants of a former living being. Human and monkey gibs are bloody meat chunks, robot gibs are bits of scrap metal. Usually created by people being blown up, incurring divine wrath, or taking a lot of {{DMG\|~~BRUTE~~}} damage. As a verb, the process of being killed in a way that destroys your body, so that it is impossible to revive you.		As a noun, the bloody, torn-apart remnants of a former living being. Human and monkey gibs are bloody meat chunks, robot gibs are bits of scrap metal. Usually created by people being blown up, incurring divine wrath, or taking a lot of {{DMG\|Brute}} damage. As a verb, the process of being killed in a way that destroys your body, so that it is impossible to revive you.

	=== God ===		=== God ===

Floofers: fix dmg

2023-12-04T13:13:43Z

fix dmg

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	=== Gib ===		=== Gib ===
	As a noun, the bloody, torn-apart remnants of a former living being. Human and monkey gibs are bloody meat chunks, robot gibs are bits of scrap metal. Usually created by people being blown up, incurring divine wrath, or taking a lot of {{DMG\|~~dmg=~~BRUTE}} damage. As a verb, the process of being killed in a way that destroys your body, so that it is impossible to revive you.		As a noun, the bloody, torn-apart remnants of a former living being. Human and monkey gibs are bloody meat chunks, robot gibs are bits of scrap metal. Usually created by people being blown up, incurring divine wrath, or taking a lot of {{DMG\|BRUTE}} damage. As a verb, the process of being killed in a way that destroys your body, so that it is impossible to revive you.

	=== God ===		=== God ===

Floofers at 15:29, 27 October 2023

2023-10-27T15:29:18Z

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	=== LO ===		=== LO ===
	Short for [[~~Logistic~~ Officer]], the Head of the Logistics department.		Short for [[Logistics Officer]], the Head of the Logistics department.

	=== Nukie ===		=== Nukie ===

Floofers at 01:44, 23 October 2023

2023-10-23T01:44:12Z

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	=== Greytide/Greyshirt/Tider ===		=== Greytide/Greyshirt/Tider ===
	Typically utilized to refer to an [[~~Assistant~~]] due to the color of their standard uniform, though this may be used to negatively refer to other crew members (not only ~~assistants~~) who act unruly or commit various minor crimes.		Typically utilized to refer to an [[Passenger]] due to the color of their standard uniform, though this may be used to negatively refer to other crew members (not only passengers) who act unruly or commit various minor crimes.

	=== [[Hacking]] ===		=== [[Hacking]] ===

Floofers: QM no exist

2023-10-23T01:09:33Z

QM no exist

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	Short for [[Mystagogue]], the head of the Epistemics Department.		Short for [[Mystagogue]], the head of the Epistemics Department.

	=== QM ===		=== LO ===
	Short for [[~~Quartermaster~~]], ~~a worker in~~ the ~~Cargo~~ department.		Short for [[Logistic Officer]], the Head of the Logistics department.

	=== Nukie ===		=== Nukie ===

Floofers: Cyborg link

2023-10-23T00:40:08Z

Cyborg link

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	=== Borgs ===		=== Borgs ===
	As a noun is shorthand for the cyborgs. As a verb refers to the process of a human being turned into a cyborg, usually by a roboticist. Currently mostly used to talk about [[~~Robot~~\|Robots]].		As a noun is shorthand for the cyborgs. As a verb refers to the process of a human being turned into a cyborg, usually by a roboticist. Currently mostly used to talk about [[Cyborg\|Robots]].

	=== Braindead ===		=== Braindead ===

Floofers at 12:22, 11 September 2023

2023-09-11T12:22:48Z

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	=== AHelp/Admin Help ===		=== AHelp/Admin Help ===
	A relay used to report rulebreaking behavior or other issues to administrators.		A relay used to report rulebreaking behavior or other issues to administrators.
	Adminhelp is where you should report any [[grief]] you may come across. If there are no [[Administrators\|admins]] currently on, your adminhelp will still be sent to a dedicated [https://discord.gg/nyano Discord] channel where there are usually a couple of admins.		Adminhelp is where you should report any grief you may come across. If there are no [[Administrators\|admins]] currently on, your adminhelp will still be sent to a dedicated [https://discord.gg/nyano Discord] channel where there are usually a couple of admins.

	=== Bwoink ===		=== Bwoink ===

Floofers: Typo in link

2023-09-11T12:22:08Z

Typo in link

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	=== God ===		=== God ===
	A somewhat tongue-in-cheek term for [[Administrator\|admins]]. Players do not literally worship admins or consider them bonafide supernatural deities; this is simply a way to refer to admins or explain admin shenanigans in-game without breaking character/immersion. For example, if an admin blows up the Captain, someone might say "the gods killed them in divine anger!" or "the gods work in mysterious ways" rather than "the admins butt-gibbed them." Or, the Chaplain say might that if you fetch them a person to [[sacrifice~~\|Golemancy~~]], they'll say they'll "ask Space God for a blessing" rather than say "use the prayer command to ask the admins to give me something."		A somewhat tongue-in-cheek term for [[Administrator\|admins]]. Players do not literally worship admins or consider them bonafide supernatural deities; this is simply a way to refer to admins or explain admin shenanigans in-game without breaking character/immersion. For example, if an admin blows up the Captain, someone might say "the gods killed them in divine anger!" or "the gods work in mysterious ways" rather than "the admins butt-gibbed them." Or, the Chaplain say might that if you fetch them a person to [[Golemancy\|sacrifice]], they'll say they'll "ask Space God for a blessing" rather than say "use the prayer command to ask the admins to give me something."

	=== Greytide/Greyshirt/Tider ===		=== Greytide/Greyshirt/Tider ===

Floofers: Add some more slangs

2023-07-27T10:48:25Z

Add some more slangs

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Floofers: Discord / Rules link

2023-07-02T11:28:31Z

Discord / Rules link

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	=== AHelp/Admin Help ===		=== AHelp/Admin Help ===
	A relay used to report rulebreaking behavior or other issues to administrators.		A relay used to report rulebreaking behavior or other issues to administrators.
	Adminhelp is where you should report any [[grief]] you may come across. If there are no [[Administrators\|admins]] currently on, your adminhelp will still be sent to a dedicated [https://discord.gg/~~nyano~~ Discord] channel where there are usually a couple of admins.		Adminhelp is where you should report any [[grief]] you may come across. If there are no [[Administrators\|admins]] currently on, your adminhelp will still be sent to a dedicated [https://discord.gg/deltav Discord] channel where there are usually a couple of admins.

	=== Bwoink ===		=== Bwoink ===
	An in-game admin PM, typically in the context of receiving them (e.g. "I'm afraid I'll get bwoinked if I'll try that gimmick") or an admin sending them (e.g. "The admins will bwoink you if you try to TTV the nuclear bomb.") "Getting bwoinked" is essentially a colorful term for "getting in trouble": though admins send PMs for many other reasons (e.g. helping someone sort out a bug, responding to someone who sent a report), one of the more common uses (i.e. the one players most often associate with admin PMs) is talking to players who've broken the [https://~~nyanotrasen~~.~~moe~~/rules.html Rules]. The admins themselves don't use the term "bwoink" very often; it's a lot more common among players (i.e. non-admins).		An in-game admin PM, typically in the context of receiving them (e.g. "I'm afraid I'll get bwoinked if I'll try that gimmick") or an admin sending them (e.g. "The admins will bwoink you if you try to TTV the nuclear bomb.") "Getting bwoinked" is essentially a colorful term for "getting in trouble": though admins send PMs for many other reasons (e.g. helping someone sort out a bug, responding to someone who sent a report), one of the more common uses (i.e. the one players most often associate with admin PMs) is talking to players who've broken the [https://delta-v.org/rules.html Rules]. The admins themselves don't use the term "bwoink" very often; it's a lot more common among players (i.e. non-admins).

	=== Deadchat ===		=== Deadchat ===