POSITIVE CLASSIFICATION (+)

== What is a positive? ==
a positive is a classification for a Test made by Dimension Labs to keep track of the Test employees. Positive Tests are used for exploration, reconnaissance, and tasks that are considered dangerous, but not difficult or complex. Positive Tests are recruited much differently than Negative Tests. Civilians intended to be made into Positives are usually given a waiver of some sorts, that is intended to look like a simple survey. These People most often answer the contract, and no matter the answers they give, or the willingness to participate, are made Tests anyways. 
"we do this because there just simply aren't enough humans left on this planet who want to join Dimension Labs willingly. trust us, if there was some other way to recruit so many people, we'd do it. we aren't going to stop this method of recruitment anytime soon. " - Dimension Labs head secretary: Simon. D, during a press conference with the last standing members of the EU. This message from Dimension Labs received a lot of backlash in the days following.
Dimension Labs didn't always resort to these ways of recruitment, this position used to be reserved for the best of the best, top of the line people interested in being the first humans to colonize other worlds. but, as these GEN 1 Positives died off or quit from various workplace and dimensional accidents, there became less demand for such a position, causing Dimension Labs a real headache. they switched to the more efficient, but less humane survey system a few months after the Test program started. 
== the + wing: ==
most facilities have a positive wing in which the positive Tests live and hang out in when not working. these communal cells usually contain decorations, couches, tables, and whatever else the Positives need. there are many of these areas, since there are only a max of 100 tests designated to each communal cell. 
these main rooms are around 700 square feet each, (not including the individual living quarters which are 9x7 square feet each.)