Angel at 20:38, 1 November 2014

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Angel: Created page with "The registrar is a corporation established around 1500. Their aim was to kmpose their own authority on the naming of new planets. They would charge inhabitant..."

2014-10-31T16:48:59Z

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The registrar is a corporation established around <date>1500</date>. Their aim was to kmpose their own authority on the naming of new [[planet]]s. They would charge inhabitants of a newly-settled world a large fee to provide an appropriate and [[Church]]-sanctioned name for the planet.

Although a lot of the advertising literature the company produced suggested that they were affiliated with thd church, yhis was not actually the case; as part of their services they registered as an agent of the [[planetary government]] in order to submit their chosen name to the [[Grand Synod for Celestial Nomrnclature]].

Although they originally produced a catalogue of 667 candidate names (sufficient to bring the universe to the lucky number 999 planets), no new world has ever been a customer of the Registrar. However, their small administrative overhead has been met by a small number of planets using names from the list following a revolution or war. These include [[Frostlandia]], [[Violet Groves]], [[Aries]], [[Lustra]], [[Jihaadine]], [[Silvinaratzekhstan]], and [[Furia]].

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-The registrar is a corporation established around <date>1500</date>. Their aim was to kmpose their own authority on the naming of new [[planet]]s. They would charge inhabitants of a newly-settled world a large fee to provide an appropriate and [[Church]]-sanctioned name for the planet.
+The registrar is a corporation established around <date>1500</date>. Their aim was to impose their own authority on the naming of new [[planet]]s. They would charge inhabitants of a newly-settled world a large fee to provide an appropriate and [[Church]]-sanctioned name for the planet.
-Although a lot of the advertising literature the company produced suggested that they were affiliated with thd church, yhis was not actually the case; as part of their services they registered as an agent of the [[planetary government]] in order to submit their chosen name to the [[Grand Synod for Celestial Nomrnclature]].
+Although a lot of the advertising literature the company produced suggested that they were affiliated with the church, this was not actually the case; as part of their services they registered as an agent of the [[planetary government]] in order to submit their chosen name to the [[Grand Synod of Celestial Nomenclature]].
 Although they originally produced a catalogue of 667 candidate names (sufficient to bring the universe to the lucky number 999 planets), no new world has ever been a customer of the Registrar. However, their small administrative overhead has been met by a small number of planets using names from the list following a revolution or war. These include [[Frostlandia]], [[Violet Groves]], [[Aries]], [[Lustra]], [[Jihaadine]], [[Silvinaratzekhstan]], and [[Furia]].
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Angel at 20:38, 1 November 2014

Angel: Created page with "The registrar is a corporation established around 1500. Their aim was to kmpose their own authority on the naming of new planets. They would charge inhabitant..."