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[Dirk is in front of what some might recognize as one of the Defense Force's tech division rooms when he turns on the SFC.]

Right. So a few of us have gotten together to make a database. We figured, since disappearances are so random, there's no point in relying on word of mouth to get information about this place around. We've got the basic facts, sure, but things like the hacked information, that's worth keeping around in its original form.

For those who haven't gotten the point yet, there's a database on the SFC now. Tech, Aizen, Denzel, Gale and I are maintaining it, but since we obviously haven't been here from the beginning, we can't be the only ones to list the info. If you have something relevant, send it in.

[At this point, he turns away from the camera, seemingly focusing his attention on another project.]

Unrelated- RL, if you think you are getting your wriggling day present a second before midnight, you are sadly mistaken. You are also similarly wrong if you think that I will accept booze as a present.

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Information about the scientists, the coral, or the natives, for a start. Discoveries about the nature of this place and particularly things that affect us foreigners.

What about the foreigners themselves? You say things that affect us, but you cannot deny we are affected by those around us. This database could help in finding out exactly what motivated them to bring us specifically here, correct? But in order to do that we will need information than just what you are proposing. Or do you disagree?

Edited 2012-12-04 04:38 (UTC)

Likely. However, doing so would require cataloging of not only those who arrive here, but basic facts about them, which would be a difficult undertaking, needless to say. Especially with those who aren't particularly inclined to share personal information. Theories on trends might be acceptable, but at the moment, we're looking to make sure we have all the basic facts already discovered.

I see. How solid should our theories be?

More than enough data to prove how you reached the conclusion you did. We're all fans of the scientific method here.

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