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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | For that matter, the naval tradition you describe is itself a stupid and irresponsible tradition. It only makes sense among cultures who already know about this absurd practice. The only reason it never resulted in a tragic misunderstanding with an unfamiliar culture is pure blind luck. Bottom line: Greeting a completely unknown ship from a completely unknown civilization by POINTING GUNS AT THEM is a pants-on-head retarded idea. The fact that it resulted in a near-genocide is all the evidence necessary to prove that it's a stupid idea. Hell, Ducat even tried to order the gunports closed at the last minute because he knew that it was a stupid tradition that would lead to a misunderstanding. |