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== Related Terms == | == Related Terms == | ||
* [[Fragment]] | * [[Fragment]] | ||
* [[Archival Fragment]], a specific type of function fragment. | * [[Archival Fragment]], a specific type of function fragment related to collecting information about the system. | ||
* [[Channeling Fragment]], another variety of function fragment. | * [[Channeling Fragment]], another variety of function fragment connected to spirituality. | ||
* [[Demi-Member]] | * [[Demi-Member]] | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
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Revision as of 10:07, 15 September 2022
| function fragment ( n.) | |
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| Applies to | headmates |
| Coiner | [Lorekeeper], a function fragment of the »»NGC_Collective |
A function fragment is a fragment (or more generally any co-inhabitant of a body who does not consider themselves to be a system member, and generally not a demi-member) who specifically holds a single task or job. They may be very powerful at getting this done, perhaps even overriding the will of other headmates. However, function fragments do not have (developed, or at all) identities and are not “full headmates”, perhaps not existing outside this task at all.[1]
Related Terms
- Fragment
- Archival Fragment, a specific type of function fragment related to collecting information about the system.
- Channeling Fragment, another variety of function fragment connected to spirituality.
- Demi-Member
