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ODI currently houses about 40 active members, all of which are based out of the Ariel region and are working towards a common goal. To achieve this goal ODI employees are required to offer their freelance services to various pirate and mercenary organizations

                                                                     
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ODI does not have a strict set of requirements that all employees have to match, we have a set of guidelines which allow possible applications whether or not they believe they are fit to join ODI in its journey.

One of the most important things to remember is that the Ariel region is and will most likely always be a war zone, ship losses and combat cannot be avoided and as such ODI is not the type of corp. for pilots who do not enjoy the more thrilling side of the universe.

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We accept pilots of any race and bloodline; we also have no objections to employing pirates nor against our members engaging in acts of piracy. We also expect that our employees are willing to put corporate gain before personal gain if the situation demands it, which can vary from things like joining in corporate mining operations to build capital ships to hauling goods around for whatever reason. The application procedure is relatively simple; all you have to do is make a post on this section of our mainframe detailing why you want to be a member of ODI, how you see ODI and its future and where you fit into that. 

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Code of Conduct

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• » We tend to stay away from politics. Any diplomacy, whether business or otherwise, should be kept quiet. Any         trade or other dealings with so-called unlawful must remain hidden to so-called lawful and to others.

• » Members are encouraged to participate in group projects and to propose their own projects, and all such               proposals will be discussed by the members and the leader.

• » Must be willing to use voice communication software such as Discord

• » We are NBSI, During all operations all non allied ships will be engaged as a hostile force

• » Our relations with people we meet in the skies must be always be cordial and polite to everyone. We endeavor       to bring laughter to awkward situations. Humor is mandatory.

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The structure of ODI is fairly simple, yet can be confusing to outsiders. All members are equal. Although Gliderian is leading ODI, important decisions are made together, with input welcome from all members.
If someone wishes to join our number, they are free to contact us in space. We’ll fly with them, talk with them about their hopes and dreams, their past, their life goals, the weather and other such things. If they seem like a nice enough sort, we’ll likely invite them to join us. 

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New members are commonly known as apprentices, and will spend some time learning the ropes and getting to know everyone. When the leader deems them ready, they shall be initiated as a full member during a special ceremony, followed by a party with a free buffet, drinks and cake.

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