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InfoFiller

Info-filler is a task role for headmates who gather, keep and fill information about a myriad of things for the system.
Those things can range from terms the system identifies with, information on other headmates, a collective interest, important info the system needs to log, or anything of the like.
This term can be used for any type of headmate.
==Related Terms==
This role may overlap or be used instead of similar roles, such as archivists, library keep, infogatherer, data collectors, etc.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Category:ISH Subterms
Infogenic

Infogenic refers to a system or member formed after obtaining certain/specific information.https://pluralterms-ohmy.tumblr.com/post/651190661372166144/infoject-and-infogenic
== Related Terms ==
Infogenic can be combined with other terms. For example, an infotraumagenic system is one in which formed after receiving traumatic information.
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Infoject

Infoject refers to a system member whose source is based around specific information. They could also be an introject of an infodump.https://pluralterms-ohmy.tumblr.com/post/651190661372166144/infoject-and-infogenic
An infoject is less of the concept of the info, but the actual information itself.
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Info Manager

An info manager is a headmate who is in charge of storing and managing vital information about the system in the form of a list, like triggers, names, pronouns, etc. They have access to edit syslists with the help of other headmates guiding them. 
Info managers are able to communicate with other headmates, whether or not they are fronting or dormant, but only for the purpose of gathering information. 
==Related Terms==
Info managers may overlap with similar roles, such as archivists, library keep, infogatherer, data collectors, etc.
Info managers may work with census takers, cartographers, and similar members to collect information, and may pass on their knowledge to journal keepers or organizers, for example to assist with system mapping. 
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Category:ISH Subterms
Informant

An informanthttps://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/informant is a programmed or conditioned headmate that was created by a handler through abuse associated with RAMCOA. 
Informants are specifically programmed or conditioned to gather information about other group members or group enemies, and provide it to a designated person such as a handler, group leader, or other authority when cued.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Informant
== Formation ==
This system role is a traumagenic role typically created through abuse and manipulation associated with RAMCOA. This type of role does not happen spontaneously; it’s nearly always forcefully created by handlers. 
Not all informants may know that they are programmed or conditioned, and may display different behavior while on-duty versus when their program or conditioning hasn't been activated. 
== Related Terms ==
A reporter is a psychiatric term that is very similar to informant, though the main difference is that a reporter is programmed to gather information and snitch on fellow system members,p. 46, 49-50, 80, 124-125, 180-182, 212, 284-285. whereas informants mostly work in shared reality regarding outsiders. 
An informant may be considered to be a type of persecutor, janusian, loyalist, and can fall under program types such as codenaut, loyalter, sleeper agent. 
== History ==
This term was coined by the Vexed System on January 8, 2024 as an exclusive term for programmed or conditioned systems and headmates. 
=== Flag ===
On January 27, 2024 the informant flag was created by the Vexed System, along with a few simpler versions. 
==== Meaning ====
The shades of blue are representative of submission, yellow of deceit, orange and red of control and manipulation. The angles and movement signify the imbalanced power exchange.
The supine hand on the left illustrates the informant, the submission to the control of a handler, and the supply of gathered information. The reaching hand on the right depicts handlers controlling and manipulating informants, and receiving gathered information. 
The chains symbolize the control and power over an informant, and the papers represent the gathered information. 
==== Colors ====
* #2d3147
* #0f5a8c
* #6a879b
* #babfad
* #f0c148
* #da9431
* #93302a
== Gallery ==
File:Informant by VexedSystem.png|The main Informant flag created by the VexedSystem, created on January 27, 2024.
File:Informant Simple by Vexed System.png|A simpler version of the Informant flag.
File:Informant Simple Alt by Vexed System.png|An alternative to the simpler version of the Informant flag.
File:Informant Simplest by Vexed System.png|The simplest version of the Informant flag.
== References ==
Category:System Roles
Category:Persecutor Subterms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms Related to RAMCOA
Initial

An initial headmate is one that was not split off any other headmate and don't have a clear moment of creation. They have "always been there" in some way. 
Initials may describe:
* an original
* the first member(s) of a protogenic system
* the first member(s) that formed from Toddler Soup
A system may have several initials.
==Related Terms==
Similar to a native, initials are the first members of a system, with no other members clearly existing before them.
Endurative initials may still be considered initial or not depending on preference.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:Headmate Formation
Innate

An innate system is a system, which was created from birth or was formed from traits they've had since birth. 
== Gallery ==
An innate system flag was created by Tumblr user spiral-coining on April 12th, 2023.https://www.tumblr.com/spiral-coining/714455637696856064/innate-system-flag
File:Innate-System.jpg|Flag by spiral-coining
== Related Terms ==
The term was coined as an alternative to protogenic. However, unlike protogenic, it doesn't include unknown origins. 
Endogenic is an umbrella term, which includes innate systems.
Birthsystem may be a sisasystem analogue, and innamate may be a headmate analogue. 
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Spontaneous Origin Terms
Category:Endogenic Origin Terms
Innate Typing Quirk

An innate typing quirk refers to a headmate who formed, split, etc. with a typing quirk. This may get to a point where translators stay with them so all of their writing can be properly translated.
This can be used as a xenorole or just a general concept.
==History==
The flag and term was made by the-silent-fellowship on tumblr October 9th 2023. https://www.tumblr.com/the-silent-fellowship/730737628055470080/innate-typing-quirk
==Gallery==
File:ITQ1.png
File:ITQ2.png
==References==
Category:System Roles
Category:Xenoroles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Terms that describe communication
Innernaut

Innernaut is an antonym to outernaut/perinaut. An innernaut is defined as any headmate who does not presently take on the role of primary fronter, host, and/or co-host of a system. As innernaut is a blanket term, one may or may not still front, and they may or may not take on other roles. An innernaut may later become an outernaut or vice-versa.
This term may be used by anyone of any origin.
== Term Origin ==
"Inner" means "inside or contained within something else."https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/inner The suffix "-naut" was chosen to cement innernaut as an opposite to outernaut.
== Related Terms ==
An outernaut is a term for the primary fronter of a system, and a perinaut is a system's co-host. 
== History ==
Innernaut was coined by the Felight system in January 2023.
== References ==
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Category:-naut Terms
Inner Travel

Inner travel is when a headmate is able to disappear from their original location in their system to a new location in the headspace. This travel can be either permanent or non-permanent. This could also be involved with a role like gatekeeper.
==Related Terms==
*System Travel - umbrella term for all system travel
*Ultersystem Travel - term for external system travel
*Gatebridger - A system member who connects gates to other systems and/or areas of the innerworld
Category:System Travel Terms
Category:Headspace Processes and Concepts
Innerworld Protector

Innerworld protecters protect the inner world of their system and those who inhabit it.
They are often very wary and distrusting of visitors from other systems (system travel) and may go to extreme, sometimes even violent, lengths to keep those they don't trust away. They may also be distrusting of or very protective over new systemmates.
Their abilities are somewhat similar to those of gatekeepers (can be gatekeepers, but not necessary), in that they can keep certain systemates from fronting, but they can also put, or hide, away potentially problematic headmates in order to keep them from bothering others, this may be temporary, until the systemmate calms down, but may be more permanent in extreme cases.
This term is made by an Endogenic system and meant for those who are, or support Endos.
== Gallery ==
Untitled63 20240821124041.png|Flag with a black to white gradient with a red line in the middle and an open door with a sword over it in the center|Alternate flag
==Related Terms==
This may be considered a type of internal protector, a protector that handles (potential) internal threats. 
Guardian may be a synonym, and innkeeper or doorkeeper may overlap for gateway systems. 
Category:Protector Subterms
Innkeeper

The innkeeper role is one that encapsulates a number of responsibilities; in effect, innkeepers take on varying tasks that help to keep a system running and as efficient as possible. 
It is mainly useful within gateway systems. The innate abilities of an innkeeper involve the managing of switches, cluster designations, and welcoming or dismissing walk-ins.
A reason for this is for the way an innkeeper may be able to control switching and fronting; often, when pulling other headmates to front, an innkeeper will "step to the side" in order to remain co-conscious enough that they are aware of the outside, but distant enough that it is easier for someone else to maintain their own control. 
Remaining co-conscious is important so that the innkeeper will be able to return to the foremost position of the front at a moment's notice, should they be needed to enact another switch to remove or replace the current fronter.
It is possible for more than one innkeeper to be active at the front at any given time.
== History ==
Serrin Volienne (of the Wool System) first coined the term in July of 2020. The name innkeeper is meant to reference the additional responsibilities that an innkeeper (of an inn) might end up doing themselves in order to keep their business running smoothly.
The flags where made on March 5th 2024 by the user the-silent-fellowship on tumblr.https://www.tumblr.com/the-silent-fellowship/744163479662034944/innkeeper
== Related Terms ==
An inkeepers' jobs are similar to that of a gatekeeper, but a notable distinction is that an innkeeper also functions as a jack-of-all-trades when other role-oriented headmates are unable to front, for whatever reason. This may include quickly acting as a protector in an emergency, soothing headmates who cannot reach their system's natural soothers, and representing their system externally as a diplomat.
Gateway
Gatekeeper
Fronting
Co-conscious
== Gallery ==
Innkeeper.png
Innkeeper1.png
Innkeeper2.png
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Category:Gateway Terms
Innocence Holder

An innocence holder is a headmate (often a little) whose purpose is to hold and retain the system's sense of innocence, childlike emotions, and wonder. They may also be a memory holder whose job is to retain good memories of the system's childhood, or their purpose may be to create the sense of an innocent and happy childhood the system feels they never had. Innocence holders are very distanced from the system's trauma, and may be accompanied by a protector and/or caretaker whose job is to shield them from said trauma and negativity.
==History== 
Innocence Holder was coined by Mizuki on March 7th, 2024, though it has been in circulation since at least early 2023.https://www.tumbig.com/blog/sapphicbf
Mizuki's definition explicitly mentions innocence holders being littles. 
==Related Terms==
A little or syskid is a headmate that behaves or otherwise feels like they are a young age.
Caesian members are disconnected or unburdened from trauma. 
Littlex refers to littles that hold trauma with more "adult" themes, and may be considered an antonym. 
Disillusionorma refers to headmates originating from a loss of innocence. 
==Gallery==
Innocence holder flag.png|Flag by Dollerium
Innocence holder flag plain.png|Simplified flag by Dollerium
==References==
Category:Common Terms
Category:Holder & Experiencer Subterms
Category:Little Subterms
Category:System Roles
Category:Age-Related Terms
Innosex

Innosex is a descriptor for a system member who is intersex in headspace when the body is perisex. A system member cannot be innosex and intersex. 
==History==
This term is meant to allow headmates to describe their internal experience without implying that the system's lived experience in the outerworld is intersex. 
This term was coined to be plural-exclusive.
==Related Terms==
Parintersex is a similar term that describes a headmate that is intersex when the body is not, or a headmate that is a different type of intersex to the body. 
Insisex is a similar term that includes intersex variations that are not possible in shared reality, and applies to systems with intersex bodies as well. 
Plurisex describes a headmate that has different or inhuman sex characteristics because the member is in a system. 
Notersex describes a headmate that is considered intersex by human standards but not in their society of origin (such as in their source or exomemories). 
Category:Plural-Related LGBTQ Terms
Category:Plurisex Terms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Headspace Processes and Concepts
Insecurity Holder

Insecurity holder is a system role for headmates who hold the feelings related to the system's insecurities.https://mogai-place.tumblr.com/post/681127395835707392/insecurity-holder-insecurity-holder-is-a-system (archive) 
== Related Terms ==
This is closely related to the symptom holder role, and could be considered a subset of it.
== Gallery ==
File:Insecurity holder.png|Original Insecurity Holder Flag
File:Insecurity holder simple.png|Simplified Insecurity Holder Flag
== References ==
Category:System Roles
Category:Holder & Experiencer Subterms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Insider

Insider refers to: 
A) A headmate that does not front, or take control of the body. They may prefer to passively influence whoever is fronting, stay co-conscious, or only front in blends. 
Some insiders may not be able to front, or even be aware the system exists, similar to NPCs.
B) A word for a headmate in a system, possibly more used with DID and is an older termhttps://emilyandothers.wordpress.com/glossary-of-did-terminology/. 
C) A word for a headmate who does not have a role. 
== Related Terms ==
A) Insiders never or rarely interact with our shared reality. They may be locked from the fronting area for their own safety (possibly to being a persecutor and/or a trauma holder), and some insiders don't have a choice in their status. Other insiders might be within a subsystem who may control the headspace body, but not the meatspace one.
B) Can be an alternate term for headmate, alter, system member, or pluran.
C) Roleless can also be used in place of insider.
== References ==
Category:External Interactions
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Insisex

Insisex is a descriptor for headmates who have sex characteristics outside of the human bimodal categories, regardless of whether or not these characteristics can exist in shared reality.
Insisex headmates can be non-human (e.g., earthworms), or they can be human and have intersex characteristics. 
==Related terms==
Notersex can be used if headmate is considered intersex in human concepts, but not in their society. 
Innosex can also be used if the headmate is intersex in a perisex body.
Parintersex is a term that describes a headmate that is intersex when the body is not, or a headmate that is a different type of intersex to the body.
Plurisex describes a headmate that has different or inhuman sex characteristics because the member is in a system.
Category:Plural-Related LGBTQ Terms
Category:Plurisex Terms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Insisystem

Insisystem (or inside-system) is a sisasystem that is (usually completely) inside another sisasystem. This could be a subsystem inside a sidesystem, a sidesystem inside a sidesystem, and many others. 
==Related terms==
A subsystem inside another subsystem can also consider a nestsystem. A sidesystem within another sidesystem may be called metaparallel. 
A betsystem can be considered semi-insisystem because it is not completely inside another sisasystem. 
An insisystem that is inside a sisasystem that is inside another sisasystem (or more) can be considered insiplex.
Category:Terms specific to sisasystems
Category:Structure
Insomnaut

An insomnaut is a sysmate who fronts at night when the body is unable to sleep. Unlike a night guard, an insomnaut cannot make the body rest, and will likely be insomniac themself. They may find that the night passes quicker, the tiredness is easier to cope with, or may not notice any tiredness at all.
It's important to note that the body would have stayed awake all night regardless, and the insomnaut's role is only to front through this. This means the role alone is not persecutory, as insomnauts do not choose to keep themselves awake.
Insomnauts can perform this role for several reasons. These are a few examples, but insomnauts are not limited to these:
* The body may have insomnia or other sleeping issues that sysmates can't overcome, and the insomnaut fronts to cope with it and to let the other sysmates rest in headspace;
* The system may stay up all night intentionally for some reason, such as to study for school, in which case, the insomnaut may also be an academic or manager;
* If the body feels too unsettled/scared to sleep, an insomnaut may also be a protector and stay on guard all night.
== History ==
This term was coined by A Shattered Dragon's Spirit on October 6th, 2023, to describe draer oldest protector's additional function when drae have insomnia phases.
The original, lighter flag was designed to reflect the turning of night into day, while the alternate flag reflects midnight, something that insomnauts may be very familiar with. Both flags were designed by ASDS, with a few small suggestions from draer singlet friend known as Crow.
== Related Terms ==
* This term uses the -naut suffix.
* This may overlap with a nightwatcher, a sysmate who takes over at night exclusively, when the rest of the system is asleep.
* A turbātum is a persecutor who intentionally stays awake all night (when the body is able to sleep) due to their distress and/or misguided belief that they're protecting the system.
== Gallery ==
File:Insomnaut Flag Alt 1.png|Lighter insomnaut flag, by A Shattered Dragon's Spirit.
File:Insomnaut Flag Alt 2.png|Midnight insomnaut flag alt, by A Shattered Dragon's Spirit.
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Sleep-Related Terms
Category:-naut Terms
Insourced

Insourced is a descriptor term for a system member from a source the system created. This could be an OC, like an OCtive or mostive. It could also be something the system created subconsciously, like a character that showed up in a dream. 
The term has shown up as early as 2006.https://multiplicity.livejournal.com/596847.html?view=comments#comments
== Related Terms ==
* Outsourced
* Quoisourced
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
== Gallery ==
File:Insourced Pride Flag 1.png|Insourced Pride Flag 1 by "Ice"
File:Insourced Pride Flag 2.png|Insourced Pride Flag 2 by "Ice"
File:Insourced Pride Flag 3.png|Insourced Pride Flag 3 by "Ice"
File:Insourced Pride Flag 4.png|Insourced Pride Flag 4 by "Ice"
File:Insourced Pride Symbol 1.png|Insourced Pride Symbol 1 by "Ice"
File:Insourced Pride Symbol 2.png|Insourced Pride Symbol 2 by "Ice"
File:Insourced Pride Symbol 3.png|Insourced Pride Symbol 3 by "Ice"
== References ==
Installation

An installation is the part of a scapian that is the headspace itself. The installation is lived in by the other headmates. It is sapient—since it is a member of the system—and can change itself. The monitor of the scapian also lives within the installation (if a monitor exists). 
== History ==
The term was coined by Pluralpedia user Harlequin Arcanum on their Tumblr blog on September 18th, 2024.https://www.tumblr.com/thesnekden/762017039421472769/installation?source=share
== References ==
Instructed-Persecutor

An instructed-persecutor is a type of persecutor formed by extreme and/or organized abuse, where the headmate is forced to be violent due to being instructed to be. The instructions can come from other headmates, or the system's abuser(s).
They may have to be rehabilitated differently than other kinds of persecutors, and deserve kindness and patience.
==Related Terms==
Depending on their focus, an instructed-persecutor may also be considered an enforcer.
A double agent is similar to an instructed-persecutor in both actions and the circumstances of forming, but retains loyalty to the system. 
Category:System Roles
Category:Persecutor Subterms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe external tasks
Insys Messenger

An insys messenger or insystem messenger is a headmate who relays information in between parts of the system. This may be layers, subsystems, sidesystems, or any major or minor separations in the headspace. 
An insys messenger is often tasked with sharing important news of both in- and out-sys areas. This may be suggestions from other headmates or outerworld people, or other types of news. There may be no or multiple messengers in one system, and they may be general or specific in location (Such as one goes to a sidesystem and another goes to a layer, etc). Often, the news shared is important news shared to a form of higher ups in the system, but doesn't have to be.
==Related Terms==
An insys messenger may be a type of internal socializer. 
Insys messengers that travel between sisasystems may be links as well. 
A messenger pigeon is a headmate that relays information to people outside the system. 
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Insys Religion

An insys religion is a religion that is experienced or contained fully within a system, or that only applies to a system. 
==Related Terms==
A system who experiences an insys religion, or other forms of internal spirituality, may be considered intraspiric. 
Internal religious matters may be handled by a reliux or similar headmate. 
An insys religion may be part of a system's intralore. 
Category:Metaphysical Terms
Category:Headspace Processes and Concepts