The response selfie-gek got says “Each calculation starting from your origin equals PRIME” and “MAIN FAM ID: 3_141_541”… Does this mean the origin is 3141541? (which is not a prime, btw, and neither is 141). Are we supposed to calculate something with 3141541 as one of the values? How is every hint more confusing than the last??
I tried to derive a prime from Fe2O3 and landed on just using O3
Requesting prime O_3 window 83
Operator Rusty
Your window is 83
System
I got the 23rd prime
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Okay, I have a confirmed window now too 
Are we going on a cruise or getting apartments with outward facing windows?!
Toddumptious
my prime is [REDACTED]
4013
is this acceptable?
Much love,
Todd
System
If this is how you define your origine.
System
Toddumptious
It most certainly is, I could pick a lot of points of origin for my Journey
as a Traveller, a WT Investigator and a PSS Operator and a long standing
Keeper of the Trace, but this was the first thing I entered into Calculator
when the module appeared yesterday, and I enjoyed seeing it be displayed as
a Prime Number.
Don't you agree it is a fitting choice?
System
Thanks for keeping the TRACE.
Your window is 4013.
You will have a nice point of view.
System
Toddumptious
Thank you system, I look forward to the sights <3
Todd
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For ease of tracking, if you have been given a window please put it here:
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Thank you for that @Morse 
I wonder if anyone has tried to cheat, asking for a window that is not actually prime?
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Luckily Kerdorin in T9 gives 41 after adding all so I asked for it, will see if it work.
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If you exist in 4d space as a trajectory, your origin could be 0? Which is not a prime.
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I requested 3141557, which is a prime number equal to MAIN_FAM_ID + 16. (Assuming I interpreted MAIN FAM’s ID correctly.)
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we can request … just any prime number?
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Is this “MAIN FAM ID: 3_141_541” related to pi? 3.141592
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pi was my first thought as well! But I hit a dead end with that.
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Yes, seems so, and the calculators purpose is to help you find a prime number, since it always lands on the nearest one no matter your input.
Then just submit it to system. If it isn’t taken, you’ll get a window. If it is, I think they’ll let you know to try another.
so maybe you can add or subtract or multiply a series of numbers that mean something to you personally, and see what the nearest prime number to it is that propogates, and choose that as your Operator ID
you can see some of the ones chosen already here
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How do you submit it to the system?
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here use the email provided
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Thank you - I did email once, then again with the reason why I’d chosen the number (it does not involve a calculation).
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I chose mine for historical reasons.
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I think the System will think me crazy from now on. o.O
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