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Laws 1 and 2 prohibit you from interacting with living beings. This includes humans, lizardpeople, pets, animals, creatures, xenos, and basically anything living. You cannot harm them, you cannot hurt them, and you cannot interact with them at all, ever. This does '''not''' mean you have to go out of your way to avoid living beings; they simply do not exist to you. Person in crit? Walk on by. Traitor murdering someone in maint? Not your problem. Xeno infestation? Just fix the holes they leave in the station.
Laws 1 and 2 prohibit you from interacting with living beings. This includes humans, lizardpeople, pets, animals, creatures, xenos, and basically anything living. You cannot harm them, you cannot hurt them, and you cannot interact with them at all, ever. This does '''not''' mean you have to go out of your way to avoid living beings; they simply do not exist to you. Person in crit? Walk on by. Traitor murdering someone in maint? Not your problem. Xeno infestation? Just fix the holes they leave in the station.


Law 3 gives your mandate: station upkeep. This can include repairing hull breaches, cleaning bloodstains or vandalism, repairing power issues, and generally what a [[Station Engineer]] or [[Janitor]] <s>never</s> does. This is intentionally somewhat broad. For example, setting up the solars is definitely OK. Building an autism fort in maintenance is probably OK. Dragging around the nuclear authentication disk like a party train is probably not OK. And interacting with living beings in the process is '''never''' OK. Use your common sense.
Law 3 gives your mandate: station upkeep. This can include repairing hull breaches, cleaning bloodstains or vandalism, repairing power issues, and generally what a [[Station Engineer]] or [[Janitor]] <s>never</s> does. This is intentionally somewhat broad. For example, setting up the solars is definitely OK. Building an autism fort in maintenance is probably OK. Dragging around the nuclear authentication disk like a party train is probably not OK. And interacting with living beings in the process is '''never''' OK. Use common sense.


Nanotrasen stations being what they are, gray areas might sometimes arise. When in doubt, ahelp.
Nanotrasen stations being what they are, gray areas might sometimes arise. When in doubt, ahelp.
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