and as an extension to this question, how long System tend to take to respond? (I know, this is probably the wrong topic)
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Not sure how soon a prime number will be allocated, they have been within a couple of days so far after being requested as far as I can tell. As for being allocated a system those seem to be being done in batches and so that may be another day or so after you get your prime.
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I see, thank you
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Glad to see a view into my paired prime! Amazing screenshots, Turbulentflow. If I were System, I’d definitely put that skydiving shot on the Shared Dream fridge. 
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@Ory and @Zachary, where are you!?
Has anyone been able to find out where these two are?
At least one of my comments on a postcard has appeared, do the icons have any meaning? Selfie Gek has their profile pic, the rest of us seem to have 1970s style tiles.
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They’re gravatars. It’s a cross platform avatar tied to your email address, once you set it up, anywhere you use that email address that supports Gravatars, it will automatically display your chosen avatar. If you don’t you just get the random ones like we mostly all have.
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Ah, I am not sociable enough to have bothered with that.
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Same, nor do I want to, enough things have my email address as is 
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I am Zachary (window 733). I am a long time lurker here (since early in season 1 of Waking Titan). Been quietly participating alongside everyone since then. I was even one of the lucky folks who got an Atlas Pass V4 from season 2 of Waking Titan.
I planned on staying in the background again for this one, but how could I not respond to the person who has the window that is reverse primes with my own?
I sent my postcard to System last night thanking it for the lovely adventure it sent me on (even if the sentinels were a little over zealous on one of the planets).
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Welcome into the fold @Xithereon
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HELLO neighbor!
If for any reason neighbors have a purpose and we need to coordinate for something, we can now have contact with each other through the direct messages here.
Lurk in the shadows, be silent, watchful and aware of your surroundings at all times just in case.
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I just emailed this to System:
Subject: memory share / postcard by Operator JurassicGergo
Operator: JurassicGergo
Assigned star-system: Hiyangk-Aps
Hi System!
I hope that what are we doing so far is satisfactory for you, I really do.
Here is my part(hope I deliver):
First: The star-system:
4 planets
1 start (not featured in the image)
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Second: Planet Leath Prime
This was the world where I emerged from the portal. This is a world of swamps and great oceans with hilly/mountainous geography in the more inland regions. The planet features extreme and violent storms.
(Inland, ocean, coastal regions respectively)
The planet features a type of giant sandworm-like creature, a surprisingly high amount of Vielbrood Juicy Grubs, and two aquatic faunas that share their diet as “High in Calcium” (the two are likely competitors or they exert niche partitioning)
Third: Planet Gapo
This is the second planet in the system that I have visited. Its kinda like a Mesa wasteland inhabited by strange, egg-like floral lifeforms and the air is polluted by natural toxic spores. The most notable animal lifeform of the planet is a herbivorous ‘Bone Cat’-type creature.
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Conclusion: Out of the 4, 3 planets feature storms, on 2 the storms are incredibly violent. Not really what I expected, at least the locals are pretty friendly. Overall, I’m happy to be here, I will update you ASAP on the remaining 2 planets.
And on a side note, I’m putting a pin on this system. I might attempt to flesh it out later.
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I just emailed this to System:
Subject: memory share / postcard by Operator JurassicGergo. Second Half
Operator: JurassicGergo
Assigned star-system: Hiyangk-Aps
Hi System!
Hope you found my last submission helpful/satisfactory for you, this is the rest:
Fourth: Planet Yuba 29/E6
A volcanic landscape with very active volcanoes, very high average temperatures, and violent storms. The overall landscape (not counting the volcanoes in) is surprisingly flat despite the active volcanism.
This planet, from a faunal standpoint, is what I would call a “bird-house world”, i.e a planet that only has flying bird/bird-like animals. The most notable one is W. Bisonsoisoe, in the discovery menu, this species’ “Additional Observations” section states that (or at least implies) that it produces pheromones, and considering that this starsystem’s population is primarily Gek, W. Bisonsoisoe might be important in local Gek culture.
Fifth: Planet Bebhio VII
After 2 planets with violent storms, and 1 with relatively high toxicity, planet Bebhio VII was a welcome change of pace, yes this planet still has superheated storms, but not as violent as on Leath Prime and Yuba 29/E6
But much like Leath Prime, Bebhio VII is a lush planet, but unlike the swamps of Leat, Bebhio features rolling, bioluminecent grasslands dotted with fungi fruiting bodies and large mineral formations
The most notable non-faunal organism of the planet is F. Liondegeum, a rather large species of fungi. The scanner says that it has a grasping root(or micelium, I suppose?)-system, and its nutrient source is other plants. I hypothesize that F. Liondegeums are fast-growing. When a seed/spore takes root, they latch onto all nearby plants and fungi, rapidly draining their nutrients, and once they reach a sufficient size, they release spores/seeds.
The most notable fauna of the planet is O. Rookkuondus, this planet’s most common top-order carnivore. What makes them notable is their diet: adults shown to be capable large game hunters, but their scanner “notes” suggest that they feed on small insects and arthropods, and this is might be true, but not for the adults, and probably more true for the juveniles of the species. The “” section says that this species is a strong swimmer, which is a good adaptation to have on a planet like this, but adults don’t really look like that they would be competent in water, so again, the juveniles of the species are probably much better swimmers than the adults are.
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I want to close this survey with the aspect of the planet that I only really realised after spending some time on it: fossils.
And I find this ironic considering your situation, System.
Fossils are like memories; they are important to understand the past, ours or others, and like memories, fossils fade away and crumble into dust, and more often than not, get forgotten or lost forever, and we cannot do anything about that. Their recovery is not impossible, just very hard, and even if you only have a fragment of it, you can work your way up. Sometimes too many pieces are missing to get a complete image and we have to fill in the blanks with something, maybe with something even unrelated or just let it be incomplete, and in a few cases, you get lucky, and you get a complete, or mostly complete, one that tells nearly everything that that memory, or fossil, can provide about the person, or animal, that made it, or left behind.
(additional images from the system):
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@JurassicGergo One of the prettiest T. Rex-style predators I’ve seen. Dazzling feathers without much body horror!
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the Hiyangk-Aps starsystem’s coordinates
Planet is Bebhio VII
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so now that that’s done, should I expect something to happen or should I start working on somehow stopping myself from compulsively checking my emails?
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Did you send it to System?
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yes, yes I did
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