A Message From Towne Chief Sacrist 8/14/3132
INN - Interstellar News Network
Hello, I’m Giovan Benetti, general manager and chief sacrist of the Towne ComStar
relay station. By now it is clear that something has gone terribly wrong with ComStar’
s hyper pulse generator (HPG) newsfeed. Briefly, last week, the HPG signal became
garbled. Soon after, communications from all other HPG relay stations ceased.
Though our acolytes have stabilized and reconfigured communications equipment to
broadcast directly from our Towne station, we do not have any new information.
Engineers from our relay station are currently traveling by DropShip to the HPG hub
station on Ozawa in an attempt to learn more. The situation with ComStar
communications has been distressing to many, not least of all the dozens of clerical
engineers on Towne who consider it our sacred duty to preserve Star League
technology and open communication for all humanity.
Therefore, in an attempt to keep communication lines as open as possible, in their
wisdom, Towne elders have chosen to begin planetary and local broadcasts. Acolytes,
as well as unordained reporters, will begin reporting information on and within Towne
until our brothers and sisters send word from Ozawa.
During this interim period, acolytes are working on reconfiguring broadcast
equipment to reopen archived material on this site.
Finally, with the loss of continual HPG feed, we are sorry to inform you that we
cannot update the Republic map in realtime. We are working on this as well.
We suffer and hope alongside each of you in this confusing time. We expect our
brothers and sisters to return from Ozawa within a few weeks with good news. Until
then, our duty must continue. As always, we take our charge with utmost gravity,
and are committed to serving the greater cause of communications and technological
preservation for the benefit of humanity. Please contact our communications service
department with any questions. Thank you for your cooperation during this trial, and
accept our contrite apologies for failure in our duty.
INN - Interstellar News Network
Hello, I’m Giovan Benetti, general manager and chief sacrist of the Towne ComStar
relay station. By now it is clear that something has gone terribly wrong with ComStar’
s hyper pulse generator (HPG) newsfeed. Briefly, last week, the HPG signal became
garbled. Soon after, communications from all other HPG relay stations ceased.
Though our acolytes have stabilized and reconfigured communications equipment to
broadcast directly from our Towne station, we do not have any new information.
Engineers from our relay station are currently traveling by DropShip to the HPG hub
station on Ozawa in an attempt to learn more. The situation with ComStar
communications has been distressing to many, not least of all the dozens of clerical
engineers on Towne who consider it our sacred duty to preserve Star League
technology and open communication for all humanity.
Therefore, in an attempt to keep communication lines as open as possible, in their
wisdom, Towne elders have chosen to begin planetary and local broadcasts. Acolytes,
as well as unordained reporters, will begin reporting information on and within Towne
until our brothers and sisters send word from Ozawa.
During this interim period, acolytes are working on reconfiguring broadcast
equipment to reopen archived material on this site.
Finally, with the loss of continual HPG feed, we are sorry to inform you that we
cannot update the Republic map in realtime. We are working on this as well.
We suffer and hope alongside each of you in this confusing time. We expect our
brothers and sisters to return from Ozawa within a few weeks with good news. Until
then, our duty must continue. As always, we take our charge with utmost gravity,
and are committed to serving the greater cause of communications and technological
preservation for the benefit of humanity. Please contact our communications service
department with any questions. Thank you for your cooperation during this trial, and
accept our contrite apologies for failure in our duty.
| August 14, 3132 |