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Solreign Sector /// Human Resources, Recognition Division
Personnel Notice — Recognition Division

Community Rewards

Solreign Orbital Holdings maintains an Honors Board, not a loyalty program. Play-test an unreleased station, make something worth sharing, help a stranger find their feet, bring a friend who stays — and the station writes it down. Nothing here is currency. All of it is real.

Section I — Policy

Recognition, Not Currency

Every reward on this page is one of three things: a title you can wear in front of the crew, a line in a record that outlasts the round, or — rarely, and only for the work that earns it — a mark left permanently on the station itself. There is no points balance. There is no leaderboard for recruiting your friends. Nobody is paid, and nothing here converts to anything you could spend.

What we're offering is the thing a corporate HR department would never actually give you: to be seen, and to be kept on the books for it.

Section II — Active Programs

The Programs

Playtesting & QA

You find what's broken before the public does. We remember who.

Unreleased stations, features, and mechanics don't go live untested — they go to the Stress Test Division first. Sign on and you're playing the build before anyone else on the station has seen it, and your bug reports are what keep launch night from becoming an incident report.

  • Early access to playtests of unreleased stations and features, ahead of the general population
  • The @Stress-Test-Division role in Discord
  • Your handle on the site's Crew Credits roll

Report findings in Discord #playtesting-bugs-feedback or by writing [email protected].

Content: Clips, Art, Stories, Memes

Make something about the station. The station notices.

Clip a round that went sideways in exactly the right way. Draw the eye. Write the shift nobody will believe. Make the meme. Anything you make about SOLREIGN is eligible — the Bureau's job is to find the good stuff and put it where the rest of the crew can see it.

Featured work runs in Discord #clips-and-highlights and on the website. Standout contributors earn the role below and a line on the honors roll. And every so often, something clears a bar most submissions never reach — see The Registry, below.

  • Featured placement in Discord #clips-and-highlights and on solreign.net
  • Standout work earns the @Propaganda-Bureau role
  • Crew Credits roll entry
  • LEGENDARY work may be immortalized inside the game itself — an in-game poster of your art, an item or room named in your honor. Staff discretion. The rarest honor we offer.
The Companion Cube, the station's unofficial mascot for anything made with love.

The Bureau's unofficial mascot. It doesn't judge submissions. It just likes being included.

Community Building & Volunteering

Greet the new hires. Run the event. Keep the launcher line moving.

Somebody has to make this place feel lived-in — greeting new players so their first shift isn't a cold one, helping run event nights, answering the fifteenth launcher question of the evening with the same patience as the first. The Morale Office is the crew that does that on purpose, and the station keeps a file on who.

  • The @Morale-Officer role
  • Crew Credits roll entry
  • First pick of helper duties on event nights

Recruiting

Bring a friend. Get saluted. That's the whole program.

Bring a friend aboard, and once they complete their first shift, you both get saluted in Discord and entered on the Crew Credits roll together. One shot per friend — recruit ten people and you get thanked ten times, not a bigger prize on an eleventh.

The station does not do multi-level marketing. The station has standards.

  • You and your recruit both get a public salute in Discord
  • Both handles entered on the Crew Credits roll, side by side
Section III — Cross-Program

The Registry

Every program above feeds the same place at the top. Sustained, legendary contribution — not one great clip, but a pattern of them; not one good deed, but a reputation for them — can earn something no other tier does: a piece of the station named after your handle. An item. A room. A drink at the bar, poured in your name for as long as the bar exists. Some earn a cameo in the station's official lore instead, or as well — a memo, a chronicle entry, a name in the record the Ledger keeps forever.

This is extremely rare by design and staff-nominated only — there's no application, no quota, and no schedule. It happens when it's earned, and it isn't earned often.

Section IV — The Floor Everyone Lands On

The Hall of Records

Every program on this page feeds one shared roll, and this is it — the Crew Credits, kept the way the station keeps everything: as a record. Each line below is a documented fact about a real person, filed with a date and, where the write-up is public, an exhibit you can read. The station does not pad this wall. That is what makes being on it mean something.

CREW CREDITS — FY2026
Registry v1 · last amended 2026-07-31
LJ
  • Founding Asset2026-07-12

    Aboard for Season 0 as the station's head tester, before the doors opened to the public. The Ledger's oldest open file.

    Filed: Season-0 service record
  • Hazard Auditor2026-07-12

    Filed Beta Feedback Batch 01 — a nine-lane defect and improvement report that set the station's entire v13 repair docket.

    Filed: Beta Feedback Batch 01
xyhur
  • Hazard Auditor2026-07-16

    Reported the Quarterly Earnings Call green-flash anomaly. The report was traced to undefined shader behavior, fixed, and written up in full — with credit.

    Exhibit: Dev Blog #02
500lbwarrior
  • Efficiency Consultant2026-07-16

    Proposed the content-batch devlog strategy the station adopted — and is the asset who asked for a dev blog in the first place. The blog exists because of that request.

    Exhibit: the Dev Blog itself
idiot4733
  • Nonconformance Officer2026-07-31

    Filed the entire 2026-07-31 repair batch. Three separate reports, three shipped fixes: the Liability Board claim text that would not wrap at any window width, the assistant and intern roles spawning without their kit, and the first-shift beacon and Corporate Projects console occupying the same tile in mid-air. Arrived on a keyword search, left without finding the terminals, and came back the next day anyway.

banditofdoom
  • Provisioning Auditor2026-07-31

    Independently caught crew arriving without their kit and narrowed it to the passenger roles before anyone else did, which is the half of the report that pointed at the missing loadouts. Also the first asset on record to read the changelog while dead.

[REDACTED BY PROVIDENCE]
  • Asset #0012026-07-12

    The station's first asset. The Ledger opened with this name already in it. Identity sealed at the asset's discretion; the record itself is not in question.

    Filed: sealed personnel record
Section V — Standing Policy

How To Get On This Page

There is no application form and no deadline, because these are not prizes — they are things the station writes down when they happen. Do one of the following and the record follows. The receipts that this is real practice, not policy-page promises: Dev Blog #01 exists because a player asked for it, and Dev Blog #02 names the player whose bug report it is built on.

Report a bug that gets fixed.

File it in Discord #playtesting-bugs-feedback or to [email protected]. If your report leads to a fix, the title is yours, the fix gets written up, and you get named in the devlog — the same treatment xyhur's green-flash report received in Dev Blog #02.

Make a suggestion the station adopts.

Ideas land in Discord #general and every one gets read. When a proposal changes how the station operates — the way 500lbwarrior's content-batch devlog strategy did — the Ledger records who proposed it.

Have played Season 0.

Not a challenge, a fact of history: if you were aboard before the doors opened to the public, that is permanently true of you, and the Ledger says so. Nothing to do, nothing to claim — the record was already made.

Section VI — Filed With Legal

The Fine Print

  • PG-13, no exceptions.
  • By submitting, you license your submission CC-BY-SA 3.0 (the same license this project's other assets carry) and confirm it's your own work.
  • Credit is by handle or username only — never real names. A lot of this crew is under 18.
  • Staff decide what gets featured, and what gets immortalized. Not every good submission makes the wall; that's what makes the wall mean something.
  • No purchase, no payment, no entry fee. This is voluntary and it's supposed to be fun.
Section VII — Report For Duty

How To Participate

Discord is the front door for all four programs — that's where playtests get announced, clips get shared, event nights get organized, and the Crew Credits roll gets updated. Bug reports also go to [email protected] if Discord isn't handy.