fix(wiki): add silence topics for GJ 111 (Helderoog) and GJ 147 (Entremeio)
Helderoog: partnership protocol genetic data — two communities' shared future from a narrow founder population. Entremeio: no-inspection provisioning policy after undisclosed incident. Both headers corrected. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Helderoog
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**GJ 111** | K-type | deep_frontier
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**GJ 111** | F-type | deep_frontier
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## Silence Topic
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The partnership protocol data. Both Eerste Wacht and Helderoog maintain genetic diversity management records — the partnership protocols that determine which families can have children together, calibrated against the narrow founder population's genetic constraints. The protocols are community property, administered by the elder councils, and the data they contain is the most intimate information either community holds. Outsiders who ask about the protocols are told they exist and function. The underlying data — who is related to whom at what degree, which partnerships have been approved, which have been denied, and what the genetic bottleneck projections look like at current population growth rates — is not shared. The communities' genetic future is their own business, and they have been managing it for longer than most institutions in the Reach have existed.
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## Narrative Hook
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A daughter colony of the wave_2 anomaly at Eerste Wacht, settled under an F5/F6V star bright enough to be the corridor's most visible landmark, whose 1,200 residents are the largest population on the deep chain and whose existence depends on a single gate connecting them to a 500-year-old parent community that depends on them in return.
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A daughter colony of the wave_2 anomaly at Eerste Wacht, settled under the corridor's brightest star, whose 1,200 residents and their 400 kin one hop behind share partnership protocols that manage the genetic future of two communities from a single narrow founder population — and whose data belongs to no one but themselves.
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# Entremeio
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**GJ 147** | binary-type | deep_frontier
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**GJ 147** | F-type | deep_frontier
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## Silence Topic
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What the travelers heading deeper toward Dalim and Abzu are carrying — and what they bring back. The provisioning logs record transactions: water, food, technical components, fuel. They do not record cargo descriptions for outbound travelers, and the community's customs practice does not include inspection. This is not negligence. It is a policy the council established in the settlement's first decade, after an incident that the community does not describe to outsiders and that produced the current practice of provisioning without inquiry. The policy has served the community well for 160 years. What passes through Entremeio on the way to Abzu is Abzu's business.
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## Narrative Hook
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The last conventional settlement on the corridor to Abzu — a through-route community at hop 19 that provisions travelers heading deeper, does not ask where they are going, and has learned that the answer would not help.
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The last conventional settlement on the corridor to Abzu — a through-route community at hop 19 that provisions travelers heading deeper, does not ask where they are going, and whose no-inspection policy was established after an incident the community will not describe.
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