Thank you Bitty for the concise and precise report. Your work is highly appreciated.
It concerns me that the building of the Kitin observation camps and the problem therewith, namely to collect enough materials so that the delivery riders don't ride in vain, is not being addressed by Wilk. Personally I am saddened to read in between the lines that this work is not as highly esteemed as killing Kitins, scouting the area, or studying the termites.
In my humble opinion, digging materials for the camps is a task that agrees well with even the youngest of homins. As such it should be promoted to them. As it is, digging those mats is already far less interesting and rewarding for most homins than doing any of the things that the Rangers actively promote, or carrying the packages between the camps.
It may be that Wilk thinkgs the building of the camps is a national issue. But with that line of thought one could also argue that all defense, all studying of the Kitins is a national thing. So why do the Rangers promote killing of the Kitins, but not the building of camps to study their behaviour?
Maybe this could be clarified in one of the sessions? I won't be able to join, unfortunately.
It concerns me that the building of the Kitin observation camps and the problem therewith, namely to collect enough materials so that the delivery riders don't ride in vain, is not being addressed by Wilk. Personally I am saddened to read in between the lines that this work is not as highly esteemed as killing Kitins, scouting the area, or studying the termites.
In my humble opinion, digging materials for the camps is a task that agrees well with even the youngest of homins. As such it should be promoted to them. As it is, digging those mats is already far less interesting and rewarding for most homins than doing any of the things that the Rangers actively promote, or carrying the packages between the camps.
It may be that Wilk thinkgs the building of the camps is a national issue. But with that line of thought one could also argue that all defense, all studying of the Kitins is a national thing. So why do the Rangers promote killing of the Kitins, but not the building of camps to study their behaviour?
Maybe this could be clarified in one of the sessions? I won't be able to join, unfortunately.