COMMON support
A little help.
A little closer.
Start with a question. Familiarity is part of feeling at home.
Does connection mean reciprocity?
No. A connection establishes neither a reciprocal agreement nor a right to pass material onward. The conditions of your session determine what can be shared.
Can everyone in a session access the same things?
No. A session may include several relationships with different rights. Observer status, for example, can permit a participant to witness defined outputs without becoming reciprocal.
Is islanding the same as disconnection?
No. Islanding limits defined reciprocal functions while other certified states may remain active. A participant can remain locally connected, identifiable and clinically visible.
Does priority mean someone owns the relationship?
No. Priority is the certified order in which competing reciprocal claims are resolved. It does not establish ownership, emotional precedence or onward rights.
How do I leave an ordinary session?
Sessional participation has a defined exit condition. Your provider establishes opening, return and closure conditions as part of the local arrangement.
Can I start Continuous Mode now?
Continuous Mode is an upcoming change to ordinary sessional participation. It is not available through this catalogue.
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