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Date Posted: 12:41:51 04/24/02 Wed
Author: Badhbh
Subject: Ta'akar

Ok. About your fly over of Tanari..
Firstly, deep space is just that.. deep. To get any good pictures, you would have to be in Tanari's orbit.
Secondly, you said you swooped over Tanari but posted that in Deep space as well..
I need to you to post anything like that on one of the Tanari boards so that the Alliance has a smidgen of chance to know they are being observed. They probably will not.. and the chances are slim that they can do anything about it, at least right away.

I have posted a rule (further down this board.. it will be added soon) that says any mission must show your departure,arrival, the carry out of your mission and return..
Do you have anything you would like me to add to that.. or some exception for fly-overs?

Thanks..

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