Interstellar Code of Conduct

1. Do not provide non-Flux Space means of faster-than-light travel to species who have not developed it on their own. Technology of this type is classified as a culturally disruptive armament system, and should not be traded.
2. Do not interfere with the development of other societies. If interference is requested by that society, it is permitted.
3. Destruction of instances of the Navigational Hazard classified as Item B17 ("Sirius Station Replica") are permitted and encouraged by Sirius Security. Upon proof of destruction of an instance of Item B17, the destroying crew shall receive 20,000 Station Credits each.
4. Attacking Flux Space Gates shall be considered a war crime punishable by swift and rapid extermination of the offending vessel.
5. Regarding Armament Trading
   1. Weapons whose destructive power is based on the directed emission of electromagnetic radiation at range are not to be traded unless one of the following conditions are met:
      1. The weapon is designed to incapacitate in less-than-lethal means (eg: Chrysoari Incapacitators, Speaker Shockcannons)
      2. The weapon is needed for Watcher duties - in which case the weapon should be provided to the Watchers only (eg: armaments aboard Watcher-built vessels, personal armaments provided to Watchers, armaments aboard vessels seconded to the Watchers)
   2. Weapons not covered by the above rule can be traded as long as they are not contained on the list below:
      1. Purpose-designed orbital bombardment systems (eg: Calengil Rockthrowers, Glorious Imperium Emperor's Hammer-type Matter Launchers, Warrior-designed Anti-Planetary Bombardment Cannons, et al)
      2. Weapons with the capability to harm large amounts of non-combatant targets with a single activation (eg: antimatter, biological, chemical, fission, fusion, thermonuclear weapons, et al)