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Alright, despite the recent shenanigans in the Chapel courtesy of the wormhole and the vending machine (we're pretty sure it was those two specific things and Forge has tweaked the vending machine so it won't happen again), I'd like to offer something of an all-call for eXcalibur type mission safety. In particular, we've got some gear and gadgets that we've developed (the gauntlet courtesy of Kitty, Garrison, and Molly's smarts and hard work) to ensure the highest degree of safety we can manage when traveling to alternate dimensions and realities.
We've noticed a few times that we could have used assistance once or twice while checking things out and making plans just in case we actually had to initiate another mission. In an effort to make sure everyone who might be interested in and/or willing to hope through into the unstable Einstein-Rosen bridge knows what they're carrying, why, and how to use it all, eXcalibur as a team will be holding educational seminar type things every couple months, once we have enough interest or once people's schedules align. Obviously, if something comes up in the meantime, we'll reach out to particular people who might be helpful - and believe me, I'm taking notes on what everybody's capable of or working toward when it's my turn in the DR cockpit.
There's also some general information for anyone who's interested in helping out with monitoring the wormhole, since we have to do that 24/7/365 (unless it's a leap year, obvs). I imagine this will be easier to disseminate, honestly, and likely a bit of training, then hands-on experience would be all that's needed.
Please let me or anyone else on the team know if you'd like to attend a seminar or get trained on monitoring things. (Shifts are generally eight hours, though we're very flexible, since we're a little bit desperate when it comes to people understanding the wormhole-specific software and protocols.)
Thanks!
Oh, and there'll be snacks.
We've noticed a few times that we could have used assistance once or twice while checking things out and making plans just in case we actually had to initiate another mission. In an effort to make sure everyone who might be interested in and/or willing to hope through into the unstable Einstein-Rosen bridge knows what they're carrying, why, and how to use it all, eXcalibur as a team will be holding educational seminar type things every couple months, once we have enough interest or once people's schedules align. Obviously, if something comes up in the meantime, we'll reach out to particular people who might be helpful - and believe me, I'm taking notes on what everybody's capable of or working toward when it's my turn in the DR cockpit.
There's also some general information for anyone who's interested in helping out with monitoring the wormhole, since we have to do that 24/7/365 (unless it's a leap year, obvs). I imagine this will be easier to disseminate, honestly, and likely a bit of training, then hands-on experience would be all that's needed.
Please let me or anyone else on the team know if you'd like to attend a seminar or get trained on monitoring things. (Shifts are generally eight hours, though we're very flexible, since we're a little bit desperate when it comes to people understanding the wormhole-specific software and protocols.)
Thanks!
Oh, and there'll be snacks.
