#intrasystem

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Herd (Intra/sisasystem)

A herd (intra/sisasystem) is an intra/sisasystem with no specific host that moves and fronts all together. They may even share the same train of thought, but this is not at all required. It can be any intra/sisasystem, or it’s own kind of intra/sisasystem if the system/collective doesn’t feel as thought it fits into other specific intra/sisasystems.

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Barred Intra/Sisasystem

An intra/sisasystem whose members cannot travel between their intra/sisasystem and the “main” system. They, also, may not know that others exist outside their intra/sisasystem.

Barred Subsystem

A Subsystem whose members cannot travel between their subsystem and the “main” system. They, also, may not know that others exist outside their subsystem.

Barred Sidesystem

A Sidesystem whose members cannot travel between their Sidesystem and the “main” system. They, also, may not know that others exist outside their Sidesystem.

Barred Boundsystem

A Boundsystem whose members cannot travel between their Boundsystem and the “main” system. They, also, may not know that others exist outside their Boundsystem.

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Retrosystem

A kind of intra/sisasystem that existed before the current “main” system and used to be the main system before the new one took over.

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Tethersystem

An alternate to the term “main system” for those who don’t want to use “main system” due to considering it to make intra/sisasystems seem “less important”.

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Diffused System

A system/collective who has no “main” system. Either they don’t identify with the concept, they only have intra/sisasystems, etc.

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Modsystem/Modularsystem

A kind of intra/sisasystem that is “modular”- members inside can be removed and replaced depending on what the intra/sisasystem seems to require.

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Protosystem

An intra/sisasystem which usually has its members become eventually part of the “main” system/collective.

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Frontsystem

A kind of intra/sisasystem which exists in front at all times. The front may be considered a intra/sisasystem in of itself, and entering and exiting front would be considered intrasystem travel.