Mandate 27-B-6: Guide

Section 2: Mandatory Manners for the Modern Mandate

As a Mandate, it's your duty to uphold the highest standards of decorum. Here's a list of dos and don'ts to help you navigate the intricate world of Mandate protocol:

• Never wear a Hawaiian shirt on Tuesdays. This is not a suggestion.
• Always carry a spare tie in your desk drawer. You never know when you'll need to make a quick impression.
• Never speak to a fellow Mandate without addressing them as "Your Honor".

Subsection: Mandatory Manners for the Modern Mandate

For more advanced Mandates, we recommend the following:

• Use a three-point font size on all official documents. Anything smaller will be seen as a sign of weakness.
• Never use a font smaller than 12pt for official correspondence. Your subordinates will mock you.
• Always keep a spare copy of your Mandate ID in your wallet. You never know when you'll need to flash it.

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For more information on Mandate protocol, visit:

Mandate 27-B-6: Guide/Section 3 Mandate 27-B-6: Guide/Subsection 1 Mandate 27-B-6: Guide/Appendix