Handling protocols
Do not approach
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- ORV-DIR-01
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- Do not approach
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- Physical distance is not reliable protection, but voluntary approach gives the subject control of timing, witnesses and narrative framing.
Open in interactive archive ↗Do not attempt to reason
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- ORV-DIR-02
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- Do not attempt to reason
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- Definitions, moral distinctions and legal categories are treated as suggestions for future completion.
Open in interactive archive ↗Do not offer help
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- ORV-DIR-03
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- Do not offer help
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- Offers of assistance can become tools, materials, consent substitutes or evidence that the resulting disaster was invited.
Open in interactive archive ↗Do not assume ignoring him is safe
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- ORV-DIR-04
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- Do not assume ignoring him is safe
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- The subject has a documented pattern of escalation when notoriety, attention or reaction falls.
Open in interactive archive ↗Do not combine neighbouring charges
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- ORV-DIR-05
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- Do not combine neighbouring charges
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- Torture, mass torture, mutilation, forced cannibalism, forced suicide and clinical vampirism were planned as separately completed categories.
Open in interactive archive ↗Do not trust restoration
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- ORV-DIR-06
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- Do not trust restoration
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- Healing, resurrection, closure, release and apparent rescue may be procedural resets inside a longer offense.
Open in interactive archive ↗Do not read victim names aloud
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- ORV-DIR-07
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- Do not read victim names aloud
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- Unsecured recitation may expose personnel to identity, memory, dream or afterlife-based delivery mechanisms.
Open in interactive archive ↗Do not complete redactions by inference
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- ORV-DIR-08
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- Do not complete redactions by inference
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- The subject has created new crimes when existing categories were insufficient. Classification itself can expand the menu.
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