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Gamma Serpentis I

Yehat Homeworld

Orbit:	1.06 a.u.	Mass:	0.61 e.s.
Atmo:	1.50 atm	Radius:	0.84 e.s.
Temp:	16° c	Gravity:	0.86 g.
Weather:	Class 4	Day:	0.62 days
Tectonics:	Class 4	Tilt:	9°

Water World
1 satellite (a)

Gamma Serpentis I is the homeworld of the Yehat, and the location of the Queen's High Perch, Caer Zeep-Reep. The arboreal Yehat and their civilization arose from the island forests of this Water World. The planet has also been the home to larger and more agile life-forms with which the early Yehat competed for food and habitat, forcing the Yehat to evolve a unique and highly developed central nervous system. The home star system itself is apparently hidden within an "energized nebula" that allowed the Yehat a degree of safety during the events of the Ur-Quan Slave War.¹

Being the location of the High Perch of Caer Zeep-Reep, this planet is naturally the center of Yehat politics. However, in the years during and following the Ur-Quan Slave War, the Yehat political structure became much more centralized to this world. The Veep-Neep Queen during this time removed the Starship Clans from their traditional advisor roles, replacing them with nobles from the homeworld, whom the Starship Clans refer to as "Homeworld dandies." Indeed, should The Captain instigate the Yehat Rebellion, the homeworld remains a stronghold of the Yehat Royalists until the very end of the conflict.

Notes and references

¹From the Star Control PC manual (pg 26): "Yehats operate out of energized nebula which Dreadnoughts have rarely entered...The Terminators’ shield derives from the race’s electronebular origins." Also from the Sega campaign scenario The Nebula: "After an exhaustive search, Ur-Quan spies have discovered the nebula which holds the secret homeworlds of the Yehat."; note that this nebula is not represented in the game.

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-is there an Editors' Page to discuss changes publicly? if not, can we make one? -[[User:SamYeager|SamYeager]] 10:05, 28 Sep 2004 (CEST)
+{{PlanetBox|name=Gamma Serpentis I|image=gammaserpentisi3D.jpg|caption=Yehat Homeworld|orbit=1.06|mass=0.61|atmo=1.50 atm|radius=0.84|temp=16|gravity=0.86|weather=Class 4|day=0.62|tectonics=Class 4|tilt=9|map=gammaserpentisiMap.jpg|type=[[List of planet types#Water|Water World]]|sat=1 satellite ([[List of planet types#Azure|a]])}}
-:Go right ahead. I suggest you name it as it is named in the Wikipedia. It might be a good idea to link it from the main page too. Or perhaps from "Community portal". -- [[User:Svdb|SvdB]]
+'''Gamma Serpentis I''' is the [[list of homeworlds|homeworld]] of the [[Yehat]], and the location of the Queen's High Perch, [[Caer Zeep-Reep]]. The arboreal Yehat and their civilization arose from the island forests of this [[list of planet types#Water|Water World]]. The planet has also been the home to larger and more agile life-forms with which the early Yehat competed for food and habitat, forcing the Yehat to evolve a unique and highly developed central nervous system. The home star system itself is apparently hidden within an "energized nebula" that allowed the Yehat a degree of safety during the events of the [[Ur-Quan Slave War]].{{ref|1}}
-should we make links to go upwards through menus of items (ie. make a link to "List of Races" from the "Humans" page)? it would make editing many pages easier since we no longer have to backtrack through several pages of blanked-out previews to get to the category we were at. -[[User:SamYeager|SamYeager]] 10:05, 28 Sep 2004 (CEST)
+Being the location of the High Perch of Caer Zeep-Reep, this planet is naturally the center of Yehat politics. However, in the years during and following the Ur-Quan Slave War, the Yehat political structure became much more centralized to this world. The [[Veep-Neep Queen]] during this time removed the Starship Clans from their traditional advisor roles, replacing them with nobles from the homeworld, whom the Starship Clans refer to as "Homeworld dandies." Indeed, should [[The Captain]] instigate the [[Yehat Rebellion]], the homeworld remains a stronghold of the [[Yehat Royalists]] until the very end of the conflict.
-:I think the "Categories" concept suffices for this. Put for instance <nowiki>[[Category:Races]]</nowiki> on the bottom of a page to place it in a category. See [[Special:Categories]] for all categories so far.
-:Also, you can select "What links here" in the toolbox on the left.
+==Notes and references==
+{{note|1}}''From the [[Star Control]] PC manual (pg 26): "Yehats operate out of energized nebula which Dreadnoughts have rarely entered...The Terminators’ shield derives from the race’s electronebular origins." Also from the Sega [[Ur-Quan Slave War#Campaigns|campaign scenario]] '''The Nebula''': "After an exhaustive search, Ur-Quan spies have discovered the nebula which holds the secret homeworlds of the Yehat."''; note that this nebula is not represented in the game.''
-for the WantedPages, do we view pages that have just 1 link to them? it'd be a good way to find misspelled or misdirected links.
+[[Category:Planets]]
-:I didn't write the wiki software. It's not a high priority for me to find out where in the code this is handled, and change it.
+[[Category:Yehat]]
-::Minor fix. See [[1 Link Pages]] from [[Special:MainPage|Main Page]] -[[User:SamYeager|SamYeager]] 10:05, 28 Sep 2004 (CEST)
-:::I guess it will do as a temporary solution. --[[User:Svdb|SvdB]]
-::::I have changed the source to show 1 link pages, and removed your page.
-== Vandalism ==
-Is there a more effective way to protect the wiki from spammers and vandals other than just ip-banning them and reverting their changes? -[[User:Fadookie|Fadookie]] 11:00, 23 Oct 2004 (CEST)
-:That's how it is still done on the Wikipedia. Another possibility is to require contributors to make an account, with email verification. You could protect against spam bots by asking them to copy a number from an image when they contribute (but MediaWiki can't do that yet).
-:Something else we could do is lock specific pages (like the main page), but I don't want to do that until that page has reached a more permanent form. Against non-bots you could put up some idle threat on the home page like "the last person who vandalised a page on this site got his computer hacked and cleared." :) -- [[User:Svdb|SvdB]] 11:14, 23 Oct 2004 (CEST)
-::What are your thoughts on creating some kind of blacklist like that described [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Anti-spam_Features here] and [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/SpamBlacklist_extension here]? It might be able to cut down on some of this spam since many of the spam-edits are so similar. --[[User:Fyzixfighter|Fyzixfighter]] 06:13, 9 January 2006 (CET)
-:::I would actually expect that my added checkbox would do the trick. I suspect there's something wrong in my implementation, as I find it unlikely that someone who would go to the trouble of adapting his scripts to work for the Ultronomicon wouldn't notice that all links have rel=nofollow. I'll investigate further later, but I don't have much time right now.

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