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Neelix Award
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2020
USS Juneau
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It’s not hard to see all the ways that a ship needs volunteers willing to jump in and get their hands dirty, but it is fantastic to have people gleefully leap in and offer their services left and right from the very beginning. For enthusiasm and hard work cannot be missed, it’s our pleasure to present the Neelix Award to our Vulcan-Human hybrid Ensign Noa T’Nessa Levinson! Your support means the world- thank you!
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Xalor Clan Xifilis Award
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2020
USS Juneau
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Since coming aboard Ensign Levinson has made herself an invaluable member of the crew by being a source of unending positivity, friendliness, and willingness to lend a hand where needed. In addition to her steadfast devotion to maintaining a positive atmosphere, she has honed a set of simming skills that is hard to rival - using extended prose and commentary in a way that moves the story purposefully and realistically. These are all great qualities for a player to have, something grateful COs love to find in a player that has only been with us a short time, and qualities we are astounded to find in players that are not playing in their native language.
The amount of time she puts into each sim, and other interactions with the group, in a language, not her own is an example to all of us and makes the entire group better.
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Genesis Award
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2021
USS Chin'toka
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When Noa first came aboard, she struggled to find her niche. However, with encouragement, she began to explore broader possibilities for Noa. With her primary character, she has shown a tremendous willingness to push her out of their comfort zone, exploring the character's reactions to very trying situations. She has grown a great deal, bringing a depth of complexity to her characters, including PNPCs and NPCs. This has been another area of great growth for her. Until coming aboard, she didn't have much experience in writing for PNPCs and NPCs.
Though it was a challenge for her at first to push outside of what she'd become used to, she's done a marvelous job of creating and writing for NPCs that bring scenes and missions to life, including a beautifully written sim that gave our crew a lower decks look at what junior officers are doing behind the scenes during a mission. It has been a pleasure to see Noa grow and I'm excited to see what she does with her next literary challenge.
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1-year Member
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2021
USS Chin'toka
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For those who have been members continuously for one year.
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Sarpeidon Award
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2021
USS Chin'toka
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Watching the wiki grow over the years is one of the highlights of being a part of this community and every year, new members bring fresh ideas on how to present information about their characters, the stories of our ships, and the greater universe we’ve all built. Since first diving into the wiki, Noa T’Nessa Levinson has shown remarkable originality and creativity in figuring out new ways to bring style and a polished presentation to the wiki. He similarly continues the long tradition of wiki gnomes before him in diligently maintaining not just his own ship’s pages but that of the wider fleet and its lore to help ensure everything is as up to date as possible.
Above all else, Levinson’s passion for the wiki and helping other members learn its power and potential is obvious, endearing, and inspiring. Learning to edit the wiki is often perceived as one of the most intimidating skills for new members to master, but Levinson’s joy in his work and commitment to supporting others by answering their questions and troubleshooting problems helps make the unfamiliar task of wiki editing not just friendlier but an exciting world of possibilities waiting to be discovered. Congratulations, Noa T’Nessa Levinson, on being recognized with this year’s Sarpeidon Award, and thank you for your hard work and dedication!
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Genesis Award
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2022
USS Chin'toka
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Awarded to officers who show conspicuous effort in notably improving their simming skills.
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TOSMA
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2022
USS Chin'toka
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Awarded to members who show great dedication in their behavior and simming abilities. A candidate for TOSMA gives strong, solid ideas to the storyline and character development on a regular basis. They also take the time to edit and proofread their sims to guarantee that their writing is of high quality.
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Cochrane Award
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2022
USS Chin'toka
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Awarded to Science officers who have contributed greatly to the advance of science in the midst of their Starfleet career, by staying knowledgeable about their field, participating in the community of science, but most importantly, by placing their knowledge at the service of their ship and its mission. They have performed weird and wonderful feats of scientific innovation and ingenuity, enabling their commanding officer to make those informed decisions.
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Genesis Award
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2023
USS Astraeus
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Awarded to officers who show conspicuous effort in notably improving their simming skills.
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O'Brien Award
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2023
USS Astraeus
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Awarded to individuals with the rank of Lieutenant or Lieutenant Commander who assist the ship's command staff by mentoring crew, arranging missions, updating the wiki, and performing other activities critical to the successful operation of our sims. These officers serve as the backbone of their ships and stations, assisting in making simming enjoyable for everyone on board. Named after one of Trek's most devoted and tenacious support personnel.
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3-year Member
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2023
USS Astraeus
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The 3-year Member award is a length of service award given to those who have been members continuously for three years.
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Prestigious Service Medallion Ribbon
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2023
USS Astraeus
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Awarded to members in the fleet who are steady and unwavering from their chosen Duty Post. This is a divisional award for each (Gold, Red, Blue) to celebrate a continuing player in the divisional role who has already won (and still qualifies in the eligibility criteria) a duty post award in a similar vein to how we enhance the Service Ribbons each time one is won. (Science)
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