Fuel Rats: Difference between revisions

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~~[[File:Fuel Rats Logo.png|thumb|200px|Fuel Rats logo]]~~

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| allegiance = ~~independent~~

| allegiance = Independent

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| website = http://fuelrats.com/

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|grouplogo = Fuel Rats Logo.png|grouproles = Refuelling}}

The '''Fuel Rats''' are a group of pilots who help ships that have run out of [[fuel]]<ref>[https://community.elitedangerous.com/node/338 Community Spotlight: Kerenn and the Fuel Rats]</ref>. They use [[Limpet Controller/Fuel Transferer|fuel transferrer limpets]] to transfer fuel.

= About The Fuel Rats =

== About The Fuel Rats ==

We are a ~~heirarchy~~-less collective. That means we have no leader and no assigned jobs within the organization. If we disagree about something, we’ll work it out by listening to each other, suggesting solutions, and (hopefully) deciding collectively what to do. Not having leaders does not mean chaos; it is not the dog-eat-dog world of a nihilist/survivalist. Our collective is more like the communes of the ancient Greek philosophers Aristotle and Epicurus: they did not need government or leaders because they were basically in agreement about what needed to be done. The “collective” is more like a team, sharing a common goal. Military units have to resort to hierarchical command-structures in order to get people to do the right thing in a situation where disagreement is fostered by political pressure. In the Fuel Rats we prefer to expect people to do the right thing. If someone doesn’t fit in, they’ll get polite suggestions to find another hobby than Fuel Ratting.<ref>[https://www.fuelrats.com/about-the-fuel-rats/ About the Fuel Rats]</ref>

We are a hierarchy-less collective. That means we have no leader and no assigned jobs within the organization. If we disagree about something, we’ll work it out by listening to each other, suggesting solutions, and (hopefully) deciding collectively what to do. Not having leaders does not mean chaos; it is not the dog-eat-dog world of a nihilist/survivalist. Our collective is more like the communes of the ancient Greek philosophers Aristotle and Epicurus: they did not need government or leaders because they were basically in agreement about what needed to be done. The “collective” is more like a team, sharing a common goal. Military units have to resort to hierarchical command-structures in order to get people to do the right thing in a situation where disagreement is fostered by political pressure. In the Fuel Rats we prefer to expect people to do the right thing. If someone doesn’t fit in, they’ll get polite suggestions to find another hobby than Fuel Ratting.<ref>[https://www.fuelrats.com/about-the-fuel-rats/ About the Fuel Rats]</ref>

[[File:Fuel Rats ship.jpg|thumb|200px|Fuel Rats ship]]

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 {{PlayerGroup
-| allegiance = independent
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-| home system = none
+| home system =
 | website = http://fuelrats.com/
-}}
+|grouplogo = Fuel Rats Logo.png|grouproles = Refuelling}}
 The '''Fuel Rats''' are a group of pilots who help ships that have run out of [[fuel]]<ref>[https://community.elitedangerous.com/node/338 Community Spotlight: Kerenn and the Fuel Rats]</ref>. They use [[Limpet Controller/Fuel Transferer|fuel transferrer limpets]] to transfer fuel.
-= About The Fuel Rats =
+== About The Fuel Rats ==
-We are a heirarchy-less collective. That means we have no leader and no assigned jobs within the organization. If we disagree about something, we’ll work it out by listening to each other, suggesting solutions, and (hopefully) deciding collectively what to do. Not having leaders does not mean chaos; it is not the dog-eat-dog world of a nihilist/survivalist. <em>Our collective is more like the communes of the ancient Greek philosophers Aristotle and Epicurus: they did not need government or leaders because they were basically in agreement about what needed to be done</em>. The “collective” is more like a team, sharing a common goal. Military units have to resort to hierarchical command-structures in order to get people to do the right thing in a situation where disagreement is fostered by political pressure. <em>In the Fuel Rats we prefer to expect people to do the right thing</em>. If someone doesn’t fit in, they’ll get polite suggestions to find another hobby than Fuel Ratting.<ref>[https://www.fuelrats.com/about-the-fuel-rats/ About the Fuel Rats]</ref>
+We are a hierarchy-less collective. That means we have no leader and no assigned jobs within the organization. If we disagree about something, we’ll work it out by listening to each other, suggesting solutions, and (hopefully) deciding collectively what to do. Not having leaders does not mean chaos; it is not the dog-eat-dog world of a nihilist/survivalist. <em>Our collective is more like the communes of the ancient Greek philosophers Aristotle and Epicurus: they did not need government or leaders because they were basically in agreement about what needed to be done</em>. The “collective” is more like a team, sharing a common goal. Military units have to resort to hierarchical command-structures in order to get people to do the right thing in a situation where disagreement is fostered by political pressure. <em>In the Fuel Rats we prefer to expect people to do the right thing</em>. If someone doesn’t fit in, they’ll get polite suggestions to find another hobby than Fuel Ratting.<ref>[https://www.fuelrats.com/about-the-fuel-rats/ About the Fuel Rats]</ref>
 [[File:Fuel Rats ship.jpg|thumb|200px|Fuel Rats ship]]

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