### person | worker:

Official
* are adjudicators
  - an integral part of the sport of hockey
  - assigned to services
  - employees of the civil service and are legally responsible to the minister
  - skilled workers
  - symbols of fair play, integrity and sportsmanship
* begin breaks
  - experiments
  - spring breaks
* carry out duties.
* change minds.
* coordinate health services
* determine methods
  - operations
* discuss results.
* dismiss ideas.
* do jobs.
* document incidents.
* estimate numbers.
* express confidence.
* follow environmental laws
* have educational requirements
  - interest
  - rights
* have specific educational requirements
* hold conferences
  - news conferences
* identify people.
* includes arms
  - necks
  - sections
* investigate suicide.
* involve in effort.
* kill swans.
* make decisions
  - initial decisions
  - poor decisions
* monitor activities.
* offer resources.
* receive calls
  - criticism
* release statements.
* rely on judgment.
* report cases.
* request assistance
  - technical assistance
* require information.
* say in statements.
* search for solutions.
* see doctors.
* show concern
  - great interest
* to attend annual train workshops
  - association meetings
* to attend monthly association meetings
  - perform duties
* understand patterns.
* visit countries.

### person | worker | official:

Apparatchik
* always have their own myths that have little to do with the whole of things.
* is an official

### person | worker | official | assessor:

Lister
* are rivers.
* is an assessor

Bailiff
* are also responsible for security in the courtroom and in the courthouses
  - circuit courts
  - district courts
  - officials
  - professionals
  - responsible for attachment of furniture
* generally work in courtrooms.
* guard offenders and maintain order in courtrooms during proceedings.
* is an official

### person | worker | official:

Bureaucrat
* Every bureaucrat has some finite mass.
  * A 'bureaucrat' can do a few more things than an administrator, but they should only use these while acting on consensus. Bureaucrats can also help users who want to change their username.
  * are members of the community as well. They can vote too. The fact they press the button at the end is meaningless - they're just doing their job.
  * perform vital tasks. They need to be professional. They need to make hard decisions which could ultimately infuriate many other users. Well many people actually. There are only two options I can see to remedy this situation.
  * can grant and revoke the bot flag to and from non-admins when needed
  - administrators
  - primarily concerned with job security
  - the meat loaf of humanity
  - used for bureaucracy
* have power over the common man
  - various incentives such as job security, power, or prestige
* like to exercise power
  - feel in control of other people
* often use the passive voice to avoid responsibility for bad decisions.
* retain the individual freedom of capitalism while working for the community.
* shape political decisions, therefore the politicisation of bureaucracy.
* think the way they do because they are trained to make and follow rules and regulations.
* work within a system of rules, and they make their decisions in writing.
+ Law, Other parts of the legal system
  * Bureaucrats' are the government workers and government organizations that do work for the government. Bureaucrats work within a system of rules, and they make their decisions in writing.

Censor
* are an institution or some third party entity
* are, of course, propelled by their own neuroses.
* intervene in the brain's flow of data to intercept painful or anxious cultural events.
* try to suppress the production, distribution and consumption of pornography.