Communication is external, through a system journal, a discord server, etc.
Fighting/arguing between members.
Members communicate internally, or via headspace.
Both internal and external communication.
Poor communication skills between members.
No headspace or inner world.
Headspace is active all the time, or exists as a parallel world of some kind.
Headspace is only active while the fronter looks/focuses on it.
See also: Somvisium
Access to headspace is restricted, for some/all members.
Access to knowledge is controlled/managed, like by a gatekeeper.
A mix between Shared and Restricted.
Knowledge is unique to each member.
Knowledge is shared between members/switches.
Access to memories is controlled/managed, like by a gatekeeper.
A mix between shared/segregated.
Memory is poor in general, like due to disorders/physical condition.
Amnesia between members/switches.
Memories are shared between members/switches.
Fronting/switching is controlled and managed, like by a gatekeeper.
A mix between reactive and voluntary.
Most switches are reactions, or triggered.
Most switches are voluntary, or controlled.
When system members can’t see or visualize headspace for any number of reasons, and either can’t interact with it at all or have difficulty doing so. This can be combined with sanavisum and other similar terms.
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When system members can view/see and interact with headspace as well as the body interacts with the outside world. Members with the ability to interact with headspace in this way may also be able to do so while in front, but it’s not exclusive to those who can. Pronounced core-visium
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Systems where every member is a complex and ever-changing subsystem. The system moves/copies their parts around, and fully remixes members sometimes.
A system with both median and multiple aspects to it. A system that is a mix between median and multiple. (Not to be confused with Mixed Origins)
When system members experience headspace as more of a narrative, rather than visualizing it through other means.
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When system members need to visualize headspace before they can fully see it. This can also include needing to be able to visualize other system members or new additions before being able to actually see it in headspace.
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A large, primarily median system. Typically over 100 members/facets.
Synonyms: Polymedian
A large system with many fragments. Typically over 100 members.
A large, primarily multiple system. Typically over 100 members.
A type of system in which there are several separate sidesystems that make up one larger “collective” system.
Synonyms: Magistien
Polyplex coined by Wandering Worlds, Magistien coined by The Hollow Willow #0488
An all-encompassing term for large systems. Typically over 100 members.
When system members use sound or types of echolocation to view and interact with their headspace. This is due to them not being able to see ot visualise it for any number of reasons.
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When system members view headspace as if it’s playing out through daydreams. Things generally only happen in headspace when a member/fronter is aware of them.
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When system members view headspace as if through a third person point of view. This may be the only way they can see headspace or they may be able to change their point of view over time.
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