comms always depend on situation-specific context. symbolic representations are used that generally keep a similar meaning, but applied to different real-world events. the 'moon' in the comms sense has to do with information storage and control. "a defining characteristic of the moon is its 'dark side' forever hidden from public view  and this is one reason in symbolism comms it can represent secrets being kept...location of archives...this is why it is often used to symbolize things like evidence kept hidden thru q clearance, state secrets, a server under dia, or anything else." "...there are 2 major common symbols, the first is how half of it remains forever hidden. the famous 'dark side' and this is probably why the moon often symbolizes a secret and typically unreachable place." 'decodingsymbols' "in narrative code, moon has to do with information control and storage, and often the hiding of information. the hiding aspect is based on the fact that the dark side of the moon is never seen from earth. also, in actuality, since the moons gravitational forces are partially responsible for the earths tides, this makes for simple symbolism of information control. [water = information]. jokingly, the moon is said to be made of cheese, and cheese is a common saying when taking photos; therefore, in narrative code, the moon can be made up of photos, that is, a place for storing blackmail recordings. remember obi-wans line from star wars, thats no moon. its a space station.'" 'thefellowshipoftheringbreakers' a lot more will make sense when you understand this symbolic language these people use to communicate broadly with eachother.
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