Desks, circles, and academies made personal. Guild marks show affiliation; numerals show standing on the spine. Connecting mints $UN — unity is the network's native yield.
The web-layer houses of the record — where desk work becomes identity. Fraternity Paths are a separate, app-side sense of “house”; these guilds are open to all ranked members.
MySpace rules, earned standing: your connections take these seats. Until you connect, the elders of the record hold them in trust.
The directory is public; the threads are not. Crew can view open tribes. Navigators and above see the full directory by relevance and structure, join tribes, and post — posting spends accrued coins. Comments unlock at Cartographer.
Posting in a tribe costs 1 $UN. Unity is minted by circles, group projects, and connections.
| # | Member | Merit |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Griot-Bra Sekou Anan | 214 |
| 2 | Chief Amiri Santos | 187 |
| 3 | Chief Desmond Collymore | 162 |
“Merit is earned in service. It cannot be bought.”
If a bracelet or charm is duplicated, the bearer is immediately expelled unless foul play is proven. Leadership duplication places every member below on hold — “rogues” — until a new leader is affirmed under fraternity rules.
