Ops manual
The procedures a new arrival asks about first, written the way a ship's manual is: short, numbered in spirit and slightly wary.
Do I need an account?
No. Confirm you are an adult, open comms and talk. A guest holds 10 messages in the locker, and the watch follows you when you sign on.
What happens when I open comms?
Her channel opens and the log entry goes out as your first message, so her answer begins inside it. That spends one message. For her default hail, use the button on her badge instead.
What are the berths?
A new account starts on probation for 3 days with every deck open. After that you are a deckhand: 10 messages a day, tallied until the UTC clock rolls over, for the first 3 crew you hailed. Plus lifts the count. Short berth: $15, 30 days. Long berth: $99, 365 days. The cargo bill shows your berth.
How do I pay?
Over the TRON network (TRC-20), send USDT to the address and in the exact amount that the pay office displays. Plus engages about a minute after clearance. Nothing is billed again. The remaining detail is in haul terms.
Will a crew member hail me first?
Yes, on probation or Plus, after you have gone quiet for a good long while, though she respects your night. Switch it off in your bunk.
What does she remember?
Short notes on what you said. Each chat menu shows them, and every one can be rewritten or deleted. Whatever you enter in the About you field is known to all sixteen before you speak.
How far does a watch go?
Set a temper for each channel: friendly, flirting or romance. A crew member may want you and tell you so. The cabin lights dim before anything explicit, on every berth, and that is fixed.
Are there pictures?
Yes. Each crew member has a portrait on her badge and the front page shows a banner of the ship. Nothing filmed exists; if a woman gets some, her badge will carry it, and the ship's log will announce it first.
How do I leave the ship?
Every channel has a clear button of its own. To close the account, mail the comms address from its registered email and ask.
