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It is a generalized astrographic term for Imperial border or frontier subsectors and sectors. | It is a generalized astrographic term for Imperial border or frontier subsectors and sectors. | ||
| − | As frontier areas, they often lack regular [[passenger liner]] service, established [[trade route]]s, [[postal union]]s, [[jump bridge]]s, communications routes (X-Boat routes), [[X-mail]] access, large freighter activity, well established economic markets, and the other trappings of significant interstellar development. | + | As frontier areas, they often lack regular [[passenger liner]] service, established [[trade route]]s, [[postal union]]s, [[jump bridge]]s, communications routes (X-Boat routes), [[X-mail]] access, large freighter activity, well established economic markets, and the other trappings of significant interstellar development. Many of the [[mainworld]]s in such zones are underdeveloped and possess low [[World Trade Number]]s or other markers of economic development past the [[World-State]] stage. They are ripe for exploration, trade, xenoarchaeology, intercultural exchange, and... adventure. |
Instead, they are served by are served by [[feeder line]]s, [[tramp freighter]]s, [[packet boat]]s, and [[free trader]]s. | Instead, they are served by are served by [[feeder line]]s, [[tramp freighter]]s, [[packet boat]]s, and [[free trader]]s. | ||
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== History & Background ([[Dossier]]) == | == History & Background ([[Dossier]]) == | ||