| rdfs:comment | - They were the first pirates to sail these waters, forming the first guilds and trying quests before any other pirate set foot on Port Royal. Founders were beta-testers or players that made their account and purchased Unlimited Access before December 2nd, 2007, which is thirty two (32) days after Pirates of the Caribbean Online went live. A Founder account can be recognized by their gold-colored name and "F" coin above their avatar's head.
- In Scientology the word Founder almost always refers to L. Ron Hubbard, Founder of Scientology. Note that he founded the subject, not the Church. This page is a stub, roughly equivalent to a glossary entry. Please help our Scienowiki community by [ expanding it.]
- The Founder is the personal transport of the Supreme Chancellor and his/her entorage.
- The founder is the only member of the region with permission to clear spam posts from the Civil Headquarters board. This privilege may not be passed to the delegate, regardless of circumstances. Some regions including the 7 game-created regions, France, and Nationstates, along with many others do not have a founder and thus all duties are passed on to the regional delegate. So yes, The South Pacific is technically founderless.
- Founders are the individuals who start a project. They may also be any other .
* sometimes founders are the lead management of a project but not actually involve themself in development.
- One of the twelve original magi who swore to abide by the code and thereby formed the Order of Hermes, plus Pralix, the founder of Ex Miscellanea.
- Founder is a historical character in the Mask of the Betrayer campaign story. Her actual name is never stated. Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.
- A founder is a user who pre-ordered LEGO Universe. Starting in May, 2010, pre-ordering was announced and displayed widely across LEGO's website.
- Eons ago, Changelings evolved from non-metamorphic lifeforms, who were limited to one form like other humanoids. (DS9: "Behind the Lines") Later, the Changelings roamed space, possibly including the planet L-S VI, searching out other races so they could add to their knowledge of the galaxy. The Changelings came in peace, though "solids" feared their metamorphic abilities, met them with suspicion, and even "beat, hunted, and killed" them. Deeming "Changelings" to be nothing but make-believe by the 24th century, the Rakhari as well as the Yaderans told mythical tales of them, with the latter speaking of "evil shapeshifters." According to Dominion legend, on one planet, a group of Vorta – a species of small, timid, ape-like forest dwellers living in hollowed-out trees – hid a Changeling from
- The Founder of a region is the nation that created the region. The founder is listed on the region's page, and can access its Regional Controls. This includes the ability to alter the World Factbook entry of the region, set a password, eject nations, and ban/unban nations. The founder may also decide if the region's delegate may have access to the Regional Controls. The founder is the only member of the region with permission to clear spam posts from the Civil Headquarters board. This priviledge may not be passed to the Delegate, regardless of circumstances.
- In the late 19th century, a young Changeling encountered a dieing El Aurian named Daniel on the homeworld. When the El Aurian died, the rebellious Changeling mimicked his likeness and took his name out of curiosity. Soon after, the new Daniel was driven to escape the Changeling homeworld as part of a conflict with the link for desiring a life with aliens. (Star Trek: Phoenix-X: "The Links' Traitor")
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| abstract | - They were the first pirates to sail these waters, forming the first guilds and trying quests before any other pirate set foot on Port Royal. Founders were beta-testers or players that made their account and purchased Unlimited Access before December 2nd, 2007, which is thirty two (32) days after Pirates of the Caribbean Online went live. A Founder account can be recognized by their gold-colored name and "F" coin above their avatar's head.
- In the late 19th century, a young Changeling encountered a dieing El Aurian named Daniel on the homeworld. When the El Aurian died, the rebellious Changeling mimicked his likeness and took his name out of curiosity. Soon after, the new Daniel was driven to escape the Changeling homeworld as part of a conflict with the link for desiring a life with aliens. (Star Trek: Phoenix-X: "The Links' Traitor") After contact was made between the Dominion and the United Federation of Planets in the 2370s, several Founders were dispatched to infiltrate the major powers of the Alpha Quadrant. One posed as Colonel Lovok of the Romulan Tal Shiar, one replaced Klingon General Martok, and there were four on Earth during the Leyton crisis. (DS9: "The Die Is Cast", "Apocalypse Rising", "Paradise Lost", Star Trek: Pendragon)
- Eons ago, Changelings evolved from non-metamorphic lifeforms, who were limited to one form like other humanoids. (DS9: "Behind the Lines") Later, the Changelings roamed space, possibly including the planet L-S VI, searching out other races so they could add to their knowledge of the galaxy. The Changelings came in peace, though "solids" feared their metamorphic abilities, met them with suspicion, and even "beat, hunted, and killed" them. Deeming "Changelings" to be nothing but make-believe by the 24th century, the Rakhari as well as the Yaderans told mythical tales of them, with the latter speaking of "evil shapeshifters." According to Dominion legend, on one planet, a group of Vorta – a species of small, timid, ape-like forest dwellers living in hollowed-out trees – hid a Changeling from an angry mob, and in return the Changeling promised that one day they would be transformed into powerful beings and placed at the head of a vast interstellar empire. (DS9: "Vortex", "The Alternate", "Shadowplay", "The Search, Part II", "Treachery, Faith and the Great River") "The Alternate" does not clarify whether L-S VI was truly visited by Changelings. However, the planet hosted a Changeling-like plant with morphogenic abilities, and an obelisk identical to an obelisk seen on the Founders' homeworld in DS9: "The Search, Part II". Although Croden tells Odo in "Vortex" that Changelings used to live on Rakhar centuries ago until they were persecuted and driven off the planet, his story turns out to be a lie to get Odo's attention. In "The Jem'Hadar" , Eris suggests the Vorta homeworld is Kurill Prime. However, she also claims the Jem'Hadar recently conquered her people, a story which turns out to be false. As an adverse reaction to being hunted and rejected by the solids, the Founders accepted the pejorative "Changeling" as their own and retreated to a rogue planet in the Omarion Nebula, where they existed as the Great Link. Adopting a philosophy of "what you control can't hurt you," Changelings realized they had to "guide" the solids, who, in turn, had to "be broken of their love for freedom." They determined that, in order to be safe, they had to set themselves the task of creating order from the chaos they saw around them, and as a result, they became the "Founders" of the Dominion circa 2,000 years ago. The Founders genetically engineered the Jem'Hadar as their front line soldiers and also kept their promise to the Vorta by empowering them to become the Dominion's civil servants and commanders. Amongst other methods, both species' loyalty was ensured by implanting into them a reverence of any Changeling as a living god. (DS9: "The Search, Part II", "To the Death", "Favor the Bold")
- In Scientology the word Founder almost always refers to L. Ron Hubbard, Founder of Scientology. Note that he founded the subject, not the Church. This page is a stub, roughly equivalent to a glossary entry. Please help our Scienowiki community by [ expanding it.]
- The Founder is the personal transport of the Supreme Chancellor and his/her entorage.
- The founder is the only member of the region with permission to clear spam posts from the Civil Headquarters board. This privilege may not be passed to the delegate, regardless of circumstances. Some regions including the 7 game-created regions, France, and Nationstates, along with many others do not have a founder and thus all duties are passed on to the regional delegate. So yes, The South Pacific is technically founderless.
- Founders are the individuals who start a project. They may also be any other .
* sometimes founders are the lead management of a project but not actually involve themself in development.
- One of the twelve original magi who swore to abide by the code and thereby formed the Order of Hermes, plus Pralix, the founder of Ex Miscellanea.
- Founder is a historical character in the Mask of the Betrayer campaign story. Her actual name is never stated. Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.
- The Founder of a region is the nation that created the region. The founder is listed on the region's page, and can access its Regional Controls. This includes the ability to alter the World Factbook entry of the region, set a password, eject nations, and ban/unban nations. The founder may also decide if the region's delegate may have access to the Regional Controls. The founder is the only member of the region with permission to clear spam posts from the Civil Headquarters board. This priviledge may not be passed to the Delegate, regardless of circumstances. Some regions including the 7 game-created regions, France, and Nationstates, along with many others do not have a founder and thus all duties are passed on to the regional delegate.
- A founder is a user who pre-ordered LEGO Universe. Starting in May, 2010, pre-ordering was announced and displayed widely across LEGO's website.
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