1. All missions are to be considered top secret by default. All details of expeditions are strictly on a need-to-know basis. If a member of a lower security level is not chosen for a certain excursion, there is most likely a reason for this. You are not to disclose any of the details to this person unless otherwise stated. When past expeditions hit the statute of limitations, or "safe zone", their details may be declassified and findings will be made public by way of the Internet, printed word, or other mediums. For obvious reasons our security must remain uncompromised. A breach in security could reign disastrous for all involved.

2. Take full responsibility for yourself. Some of the places we explore are very dangerous. It is expected of you to be both physically and mentally prepared for things. This means it's probably not a good idea to be wearing sandals if you're going to crawl around a 100 year old condemned building in the dark.

3. Think of others. If at any point in time a situation arises that will put the safety, security, or overall progress of a group at jeopardy - it is is your responsibility to report this to the others. This could be anything from "I'm scared of heights, I'm going to have to turn around" to "I think the security guard saw me".

4. Have a good time. If you aren't enjoying the hell out of yourself then this project has most likely failed and therefore the effort was worthless. All we ask is to not let things get too out of hand.