Thanks for that...
On Mon, Jul 23, 2018 at 04:05:49PM +0100, Timothy Collinson wrote:
> Hopefully someone can reply to this and test the filter out for real!
Testing. Test. This is only a test. If this had been a real reply,
your filter would have binned it.
… interesting. It *has* sent it straight to bin not TML, so that bit's not fixed... BUT at least I can remove the Bin label so that it will stay put in TML once I've done that. Not ideal. But a step forward.
> 5) as 2) but a few hours after arrival in the still current system, the
> ship goes into Jump again and a week later they're back in the same
> system. There's no explanation as to how that happened with no fuel. But
> it's a one off curiousity of interest to scientists and few others.
... or so it appears, because someone has been squashing any serious
rumours of it. Any stories of the event by the PCs are spun as either
just tall tales, or as the hook for a scam. Irregularities in the
ship's maintenance paperwork come to light (real or fabricated), and
the ship needs to go in for an extended overhaul under rather odd
conditions.
Maybe this isn't the first time such an event has happened.
oooh, yes, I like that.
If Jeff asks for this for Freelance, which I expect at any moment ;-) can I add that, please? I can add a credit. Presumably Tim not Timothy.
cheers
Timothy not Tim