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Welcome to the 9th dimension colony website! Step into a realm where imagination knows no bounds and possibilities are limitless. Our colony draws inspiration from the enigmatic and awe-inspiring concept of the 9th dimension, a realm beyond our conventional understanding of space and time.

In this visionary colony, we invite you to embark on a journey that transcends the boundaries of reality. Prepare to be immersed in a captivating environment where cutting-edge technology, history, architecture, past and future converge to create a truly unique living experience.

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Cybertown Constitution

Because the purpose of Cybertown Revival is the harmonious interchange of ideas and information between community members and between communities, certain guidelines of behavior need to be followed. By entering Cybertown Revival you agree to the following terms and conditions for participating in Cybertown Revival:

1. In communicating to others in Cybertown Revival follow customary manners as they are (or at least as they should be!) followed in real life in-person interactions. In other words, don't insult other members, don't make statements that are grossly offensive including blatant expressions of bigotry, racism, sexism, or hatred, and don't indulge in abusive or harassing behavior or personal attacks. This includes not indulging in racial, ethnic, sexual, or religious slurs, disruptive behavior of any kind, or making lewd comments.

2. Cybertown Revival includes a set of Colonies where people are not discriminated against based on personal beliefs, sex, age, or race and is a place where people are not attacked for these things. One intention of Cybertown Revival is to provide an oasis for rationality, pleasant discourse, and harmony rather than tirades and insults against those who disagree with your views.

3. The public meeting places are not sex-chat spaces. This means that you must not engage in sexual activities or sexually-explicit chat that would generally be considered offensive or inappropriate in a public place. What you do in the private spaces is your own business – what you do in the public spaces becomes everybody's business and appropriate actions will be taken to prevent violations. These actions include gagging offenders, removing them from the community for a certain period of time, and in extreme cases, exiling them forever.

4. You may not promote or provide instructional information about illegal activities, or promote physical or mental harm or injury against any group or individual. You also may not indulge in activities that infringe upon anyone else's copyright(s).

5. Cybertown Revival is not responsible for the content of these meeting places. That responsibility lies solely with the people using the spaces since they are the ones dynamically creating the content. The opinions and views expressed in these meeting places do not necessarily reflect those of Cybertown Revival.

6. Cybertown Revival does not monitor these meeting places, but the community itself, in the interests of fostering positive community spirit, has decided what it will and won't accept in these spaces and various Security Personnel do check on the spaces from time to time. We do not wish to be forced into using filters by the foolish and thoughtless actions of the minority.

7. Members can be held legally liable for the contents of their speech/text, and may be held legally accountable if their speech/text includes, for example, defamatory comments.

8. You agree to indemnify and hold harmless Cybertown Revival for any loss, liability, claim, damage, and expenses (including reasonable attorney fees) arising from or in connection with the contents of your speech/text and your use of these communities.

9. In building your dwellings in Cybertown Revival, the above rules also apply. In other words, you cannot furnish your spaces with textures, texts, objects or images that would be considered offensive, illegal, pornographic, racist, sexist, or that violate copyrights.

10. Your uploaded files, and your participation in conferences and chats, are subject to review, modification, and deletion without notice by community officials or others responsible for community activities.

11. Avoid shouting (using all caps) or flooding (continuously posting repetitive text) in the Chat areas.

12. Impersonation of Cybertown a Revival City Officer is prohibited. False representation of yourself as a Cybertown Revival City Officer can result in immediate termination of your Cybertown Revival account.

WHAT CAN I DO IF SOMEONE IS VIOLATING THE CONSTITUTION WHILE PARTICIPATING IN CYBERTOWN REVIVAL?

Currently, Cybertown Revival is still in development, and certain features have yet to be restored. Until these features are restored, if someone is violating the constitution, you should contact a City Council or Security member using the official Cybertown Revival Discord server, who can then take appropriate measures.

However, it is our intention that citizens will eventually have the following protections:

A) Ignoring another citizen, and thus not seeing their communications, both in public and in private.

B) Banning them from your private rooms which the offending citizen will not be able to enter (such as your home).

C) Contacting a Security Officer via private message, who will warn the offender and take the appropriate action if the inappropriate activity continues.

What is the 9th Dimension?

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In the heart of the cosmos lies the enigmatic 9th Dimension—a place where the boundaries of space and time intertwine to form a vibrant and dynamic realm. Here, Quantum Chrono-Sails and Dimensional Hubs converge, creating a Temporal and Cultural Nexus that serves as a haven for beings from diverse temporal epochs and spatial origins. As residents navigate effortlessly through different points in time, the nexus becomes a tapestry of coexisting timelines. Ancient civilizations mingle with futuristic societies, blending their unique cultures, technologies, and ideas in a harmonious symphony of existence. The Temporal and Cultural Nexus stands as a testament to the boundless possibilities that arise when beings from different eras and locations come together. Within this extraordinary nexus, individuals share their experiences, creating a collaborative community that transcends the limitations of conventional reality. Quasi-Reality Fields, woven seamlessly into the fabric of the 9th Dimension, ensure that these interactions unfold within safe zones. These fields preserve the integrity of individual timelines, allowing for harmonious coexistence without unintended alterations to the course of history. As inhabitants of the 9th Dimension explore the rich tapestry of coexisting timelines, the journey through space and time becomes a collective adventure. The nexus becomes a shared home—a place where the past, present, and future converge in a dynamic and vibrant community. In the 9th Dimension, the temporal and cultural boundaries blur, opening doors to a universe of possibilities where every moment is an opportunity for connection, collaboration, and exploration.

How are Space & Time Travel

are possible?

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Space travel is revolutionized by Dimensional Hubs. These hubs utilize the 9th Dimension to create shortcuts, allowing spacecraft to bend space and connect distant locations instantly through Quantum Entanglement. By establishing instantaneous connections, ships equipped with this technology can move swiftly between points in the 9th Dimension, making space travel faster and more efficient.

Time travel becomes possible through Quantum Chrono-Sails in our fictional world. These sails harness particles from the 9th Dimension to navigate through different points in time. To ensure safe and stable time-travel journeys, Dimensional Stabilizers come into play. They prevent distortions in the fabric of time, making sure that travelers don't encounter unintended consequences. Additionally, Quasi-Reality Fields create safe zones within the 9th Dimension, allowing interactions in specific temporal epochs without altering the course of history. This combination of technologies unlocks thrilling possibilities for exploring both space and time in our imaginative narrative.


Colony Job Descriptions

Block Deputy

Reporting to the Block Leader, Block Deputies are a vital cog; essential to the success and advancement of not only a block, but also the colony. As a block deputy, you are the cornerstone and first port of call that a resident will look to, for information and guidance. As a 'BD' you will be required to conduct yourself with dignity, professionalism and represent the colony to the best of your abilities, in line with CTR guidelines. The Block Deputy role is the foundation and imperitive first step to a successful career in our promising colony.

Block Deputy Duties

Below are a list of duties, but not limited to any additional responsibilities set by your Block Leader.

  • The recruitment and welcoming of new residents to your block.
  • Providing newcomers with information and training.
  • Engagement on messageboards.
  • Upkeep and engagement of block message board.
  • Block maintenance and ensuring free spaces are available.
  • Management of dormant houses, in line with last access and colony procedures.
  • Inspections of 2D house information, images and external links.
  • Encourage residents to decorate homes and messageboards!
  • Submit ideas and paricipate in block activities.
  • Report any issues directly to your Block Leader.
  • Key communication with BL/ND/NL where required.
  • Ensure you are upto date with Neighbourhood/Block news.
  • Adhere to CTR rules and privacy policy.
  • Log in 3 days a week to complete duties.


  • Block Leader

    Reporting to your designated Neighbourhood Deputy, Block Leaders are a positive influence for all residents and block deputies; essential to the success and advancement of the block itself; whilst bridging the gap to the neighbourhood. Block Leaders should be authoritative, great communicators and promote the vision of the block to residents as well as ctr wide. As a 'BL' you will be required to conduct yourself with dignity, professionalism and represent the colony to the best of your abilities, in line with CTR guidelines. Block Leaders are directly responsible for upto 8 BD's as well as citizens that reside in their block. Smart employment aswell as exciting retention planning are key to a thriving block.

    Block Leader Duties

    Below are a list of duties, but not limited to any additional responsibilities set by your ND.

  • The recruitment and ongoing training of block deputies, via employment office.
  • Providing newcomers with information and training.
  • Introducing yourself to new block members personally.
  • Check block inbox and reply to any enquiries.
  • Upkeep and management of block message board.
  • Delegation of block maintenance duties, especially during times of absence
  • Management of dormant houses, in line with last access and colony procedures.
  • Inspections of 2D house information, images and external links.
  • Encourage and assist residents to decorate homes and messageboards!
  • Take the lead/delegate during block activities/events.
  • Submit weekly block reports to neighbourhood team.
  • Key communication with ND/NL where required.
  • Engage with neighbourhood team/attend 'hood' meetings.
  • Positive promotion of neighbourhood and colony ctr wide.
  • Log in 3 days a week to complete duties.
  • Adhere to CTR rules and privacy policy.


  • Neighbourood Deputy

    Reporting to the Neighbourhood Leader, "ND's" are an integral part of the senior neighbourhood team. Often given a particular remit of expertise, ND's are also tasked with the supervision of a group of blocks or 'grid'. Neighbourhood Deputies should be proactive, diligent, a person of the people, a figurehead for their neighbourhood, whilst displaying a positive dipiction of the colony. ND's are also tasked with providing on going training to block staff for promotion within, should oppertunities arise.

    Neighbourhood Deputy Duties

    Below are a list of duties, but not limited to any additional responsibilities set by the NL.

  • The recruitment and ongoing training of block leaders and deputies.
  • Advertising the neighbourhood/blocks to new members
  • Providing support and filling in for absence of BL's.
  • Arrange and attend grid meetings bi-monthly.
  • Check block & hood inboxes, responding to any enquiries.
  • Upkeep and management of block and hood message boards.
  • Weekly inspections of blocks and monitor BL reports
  • Promote and encourage BL's to increase block activity.
  • Attend neighbourhood and colony meetings.
  • Fill in for other ND's, where required.
  • Carry out ND reports, submitting findings to Neighbourhood leader.
  • Delegation and empowerment of duties to Block Leaders
  • Carry out additional duties relating to area of expertise.
  • Key communication with Neighbourhood Leader
  • Positive promotion of neighbourhood and colony ctr wide.
  • Adhere to CTR rules and privacy policy.
  • Log in 4/5 days a week.



  • Neighbourood Leader

    Reporting to the senior colony team, neighbourhood leaders are the focal point and center of a neighbourhood. 'NL's' will exhibit exceptional leadership qualities, delegation and be the driving force of the vision of both their neighbourhood and colony. Neighbourhood Leaders will manage a team of upto 8 ND's, entrusting individual responsibilities to their deputies. 'NL's' play a vital role in the recruitment and development of hood staff, ensuring ongoing support to all team members, whilst creating a thriving and sustainable enviroment for all residents. Engagement at colony level is essential, working with the senior colony team to convey news and information to their residents.


    Colony Deputy

    A colony deputy plays a crucial role in supporting the governance and administration of the colony. Acting as second in command to the Colony Leader, they assist in over seeing daily management and support to the neighbourhood teams. Colony Deputies generally oversee specific duties such as, Deputy, Tech, Events, Companion...etc dependant on their individual skills and experience. "CD's" will also be responsible for a number of neighbourhoods on the colony map, delivering assistance and wisdom to both staff members and residents alike. The colony deputy is a more prominant leadership role, helping to make important colony decisions and representing the colony in external matters. Their work often involves practical management and diplomatic responsibilities making them an essential figure in maintaning stability in the colony.


    Colony Leader

    In the 9th Dimension, the colony leader serves their citizens as the central figure responsible for guiding and managing the colony's direction, culture and overal operations. This role involves setting goals, establishing a strong team and ensuring that the community remains vibrant, aligned with its shared vision. The 'CL' often acts as a mediator, helping to come to decisions that impact the colony on a whole, whilst overseeing the senior colony management team daily. In addition to management duties, colony leaders foster a positive atmosphere by encouraging collaboration, creativity and inclusivity among citizens. Colony Leaders are also invited members of the city council, who in turn are the voice between the city and the founding members of CTR.

    Block Deputy Training

    Block Deputy Training

    Block Deputy Training

    6. Check - Approving 2d House images

    Selecting the 'check' button from the right hand frame, allows a block deputy to view a list of 2d home images that have been uploaded for approval. Providing images are suitable in line with CTR regulations, unticking the locked box in the right column and updating will approve the image for use. Any image that does not conform, should be left as locked/removed and reported to the block leader and security immediately.

    Note - This function is not currently live in CTR


    7. Access Rights

    The 'Access Rights' button lists details of users with access to the block menu and privaledges. Block leaders should appear as 'owner' and upto 8 block deputies listed in the boxes below. Under no circumstances should any other user, other than approved staff members appear in access. As a block deputy, it is your responsibility to regularly check to ensure only authorised personnel have block access. Should you find otherwise, alert your block leader or a member of the senior neighbourhood team immediately.

    8. Checking 2D Houses

    As part of your weekly block dutues, a block deputy should check residents 2d homes for reporting. This alerts the block leader to any potential issues, non active members and content that is not deemed appropriate for CTR. Below is an example of what key information to highlight in preperation for submitting your weekly BD reports.
    Take note of the resident name, home name, last access and if there 2d image needs to be approved. This is to be submitted in your BD report, in which the information is used to aid in weekly block maintenance.


    Welcome to the 9th Dimension HTML tutorial


    HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the standard language used to create and structure content on the web. It provides the fundamental building blocks for web pages, allowing developers to define the layout, text, images, links, and other elements within a webpage. Ctr currently solely permits the use of HTML, allowing users to create and customize content in posts, message boards and within various interactive spaces on the platform. This brief tutorial aims to teach some of the more regularly used 'tags' in ctr, as well as build confidence in applying these into more structured posts.

    1. HTML Tags

    HTML page tags are the fundamental building blocks of an HTML document, used to define the structure and content of a webpage. Each tag is enclosed in angle brackets (e.g., < > and < />) and typically comes in pairs: an opening tag and a closing tag. The opening tag starts the element, and the closing tag marks its end, with the exception of self-closing tags such as 'img' and 'br'. HTML tags can be used to define a wide variety of content, such as headings, paragraphs, images, links, tables, and more.

    Tag Name Description Usage
    HTML The root element, that wraps a html document. < Html>
    HEAD Contains meta-information, links to scripts. < Head>
    TITLE Defines the page title, which appears in browser tab, < Title>
    BODY Contains content of the page that is visible to users, < Body>
    DIV A container, used for grouping content and styling. < Div>
    Tags can also include attributes that provide additional information or define specific behaviors, such as 'src' for images or 'href' for links. These tags and attributes work together to structure and style web pages, allowing developers to create functional and visually engaging websites.

    2. Header Tags

    Header tags in HTML are used to define headings and subheadings within a webpage, helping to organize content and improve its structure. There are six levels of header tags, ranging from < h1> to < h6>, with < h1> representing the most important heading and < h6> the least important.

    Example: < h4> This is a heading< /h4>

    This is a heading

    3. Paragraph Tags

    In HTML, paragraph tags < p> are used to define blocks of text that are grouped together as a paragraph. The < p> tag helps structure text content by separating it into distinct, readable sections, making the webpage more organized and easier to understand. Using < /p> will end this group of text. Example: < p> Text goes here < /p>.

    4. Hyperlinks

    Hyperlink tags < a> are used to create links that connect users to other webpages, documents, or resources. The < a> tag, often called the anchor tag, is one of the most important elements of the web, as it allows for navigation between different pages and sites. To specify the destination of the link, the < a> tag uses the href (hypertext reference) attribute, which contains the URL or location to which the link points.
    Example: < a href="link goes here">Click here< /a>
    Click Here

    5. Image tag

    The image tag < img> is used to embed images into a webpage. This tag allows you to display graphics, photos, icons, and other visual content, enriching the overall user experience and making websites more engaging. Unlike other HTML elements, the < img> tag is self-closing, meaning it does not require a closing tag. The most important attribute of the < img> tag is the 'src' (source) attribute, which specifies the path to the image file you want to display.
    Example: < img src="http://websiteaddress.com/image.jpg">


    Image display sizes can also be adjusted using html, adding height="" & width="" to your image tag will automatically adjust this for you. Example:
    < img src="http://websiteadress.com/image.jpg" height="100" width="100">.
    To combine a link inside an image, you would combine < a> tags with < img>. An example of this is where you may want to create a button, for example. in this case you would code:
    < a href="website here">< img src="image location">< /a>.


    6. Font Syntax

    The < font> tag in HTML is used to change the appearance of text, such as its color, size, and font type. When working with older HTML code or maintaining legacy websites, it's helpful to understand how the < font> tag works.

    The < font> tag is used as a container for text that you want to style. It takes three main attributes:
  • color: Specifies the color of the text.
  • size: Defines the size of the text.
  • face: Specifies the font type or family to be applied to the text.

  • Example

    < font color="red" size="8" face="Arial">
      This is a red, large Arial font text.
    < /font>

    Description of attributes

    color: Specifies the color of the text. You can use standard color names (like "red" or "blue"), or hexadecimal values (like "#FF0000" for red).
    size: Controls the size of the text. It can be specified as a number or in absolute units like pixels (e.g., size="5").
    face: Sets the font family to be used for the text. You can specify common font families such as "Arial", "Verdana", or "Times New Roman."

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    Elements

    Text

    This is bold and this is strong. This is italic and this is emphasized. This is superscript text and this is subscript text. This is underlined and this is code: for (;;) { ... }. Finally, this is a link.


    Heading Level 2

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    Blockquote

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