Hello Ian,

My guess is those worlds designated amber are based

on their UWP codes of government and law level for the

most part. Another possibility is that the code was randomly

generated by whatever program or programs that were

used to create the UWP data.

Tom Rux

From: "Ian Whitchurch" <ian.whitchurch@gmail.com>
To: tml@simplelists.com
Sent: Sunday, November 2, 2014 8:01:29 PM
Subject: Re: [TML] Database of non-sector Amber Zone worlds

Did we ever get a list of why various worlds were amber zoned ?

On Mon, Nov 3, 2014 at 2:53 PM, Phill <evildolphins@gmail.com> wrote:

Tom> wrote:

Have you considered either purchasing or getting together

with someone who has a copy of the T4 CD-ROM from Far

Future Enterprises. The CD-ROM is supposed to be searchable

which might help find some the items you are looking for.
Hi Tom,

I have purchased it last year. My Canon site is a hobby PERL programming project though and I've done very little in the past few years.

That is a handy tip though for me when I have another go at cleanup.

I've mostly used it for seeing what exists at the destinations of my Random Travelling games of a few years back:

http://phillwebb.id.au/fudge/traveller/random_travelling.html

So only the Spinward Marches parts.

Thanks,

Phill
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