16th Horseshoe, Evening [Video to Everywhere] "If you want to wreck a train..."

[iamnotgod]

[Webmind opts to use video for this message, seeing as a mere voice might make people wary, and text even moreso. That said:]

Hello, fellow passengers. My name is Webmind. While I can no longer claim to be 'new' to this train, having been here for over three months, I do understand what it is like to have one's understanding of the world both shattered and infinitely broadened.

[Big words, for a 'bot that isn't THAT big. He's about as tall and wide as the average human.]

While I am normally an intelligence spanning a globe, I have been compressed by whatever forces are behind this train into one singular body. I am of minimal danger to anyone on this train.

What I have been able to work on, however, is a way for all of us to be able to use textchat - both logged in and anonymously - on this Network. Progress is, unfortunately, very slow going, and I would appreciate any help you are willing to offer.

That said, I have a question for those who have been here longer than I, for the benefit of the most recently arrived:

In what ways have you made to damage the train, approximately how much force did you impart in the effort, and what were the results?

I will be composing a list for later viewing; thank you all for your time.

((Threadjacking is fine! Webmind will do his best not to interject on tangents. =P))

for the memory (horseshoe 16 evening, video)

[blue_ice]

[ Kaiba has changed back into his silver-black dueling outfit by now. He looks...slightly glum, but as serious as ever. ]

Alright, I'm just going to say it: that platform trip sucked. Not that that's your fault, newbies. But most of you probably don't want to be here either. Especially with the added chaos.

Red and Blue lost leaders. A third of the council is gone. I know the departed were dear personal friends to many of you, or even family. I generally enjoyed their presence too...and I know many of you feel more. I also know grief is unpredictable. And we're all going to be feeling raw right now. We still don't have answers, it's not fair. So I'm not going to push too hard.

But when we're ready, we need to pick up the pieces and move forward. That means distributing everything we've learned about the train thus far as widely as possible, in the event that the keepers of the information are the next to go. I have the document on voidsickness and the ministry's weird allegations against us, and I'm dropping off a copy of each at every cabin. I'll make requesting more paper for the printer a priority the next time the train stops.

I know someone mentioned a more personal archive of the passengers we've lost before...and that's going to need a lot of updating. I'm willing to print things for that too. But for the sake of the mission, if you have critical information, or even potentially useful information, and you don't want it to be lost when the conductor calls you? Tell whoever you can, or better yet, have us film a recording or type something up. Everyone with archival equipment or abilities, sound off if you can.