janet, or visualiser: a system member that has good control over making things just "appear" in the innerworld, by pulling it out from something, a snap, even a wave of a hand. they can help to build things in the innerworld, or may just focus on little things system members suggest like a stack of cards or a system member's blanket that wasn't there with them.
not always, but they may be able to move around and fetch things quickly from the innerworld due to knowing shortcuts in the innerworld not many system members know or even being able to go to a secondary place that they can access any part of the innerworld through.
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yes, it's janet from the good place. it was Really funny to me and my friend that i could make a system role just called "janet" cause there's unique things janet and very few others in system can do. i compromised with myself on it and thought of another name just so, if anyone uses it, they don't Have to call them janets. system browser is also related to what janet does for us.
i decided the secondary name should be visualiser due to how innerworlds / headspaces work in general, through visualisation, and being able to control what gets visualised is the core aspect of this role.
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subsystem gatekeeper: a system member who is a gatekeeper, but specifically for their / a subsystem rather than the whole system. this can refer to gatekeepers relating to any sisasystems as well.
always feel free to replace "subsystem" in the role name with any more comfortable word for you. it's a given to me in other posts, but i'd like to especially mention this since i'm pointing out the many different types of groups within systems.
subsystem gatekeeper flag (flag 1): the flag has nine stripes, three big, three small, then three big again. the middle stripe (#5) is grey. the outer stripes (#1, #9) and the stripes surrounding the middle stripes (#4, #6) are two shades of pink. the inner two big stripes on both sides (#2, #3, #7, #8) are two shades of a purple. both the pinks and purples reference the-silent-fellowship's gatekeeper flag.
subsystem gatekeeper flag with greyscale symbols (flag 2): same as above, but it has two circles, a grey and an off-white, wrapping around the two stripes surrounding the middle stripe (#4, #6), meant to represent a "person A" and "person B" within a subsystem.
subsystem gatekeeper flag with colored symbols (flag 3): same as above, but the circles are colored blue and orange instead.
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gonna preemptively make these for when we get to logging all our subsystem and intesystem members. pretend you don't see any missed edits to the post template after finishing the flag and updating everything... i found one in the last subsys role post after it'd been up for a couple days, whoopsies.
system browser: a system member that has access to most information related to the body, the system, its members, or its innerworkings. they get called on by a system member, in or out of front, to answer questions related to the knowledge they hold, sorta of like a web browser and search engine. system browsers don't usually collect information themself but access it after other's have logged or given it to them.
they usually can only access information that's "allowed" to be shared throughout the system, but may know more and choose not to say. a system's dissociation, current or structural (as in collective dissociative amnesia, like fully blocked memories), may also interfere with a system browsers ability to access certain information.
this can be a subrole of gatekeeper, have its own subroles related to the Type of information accessible to the browser, and the "system" in "system browser" can be replaced with any word for one to feel more comfortable!
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all-knowing and internal self-helper and gatekeeper, none correctly explain the fact that we have a few parts who don't have access to Everything, don't gather the information themself, but are still relied on specifically to answer questions about the body or an aspect of the system.