Basic UGM
What all UGM members must know.
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- Why is there no identification on notes?
- Only one or two people will be discovered
- In public, should i call it the UGM or the U Got Mail System?
- UGM because to teachers and non-UGM members alike, that acronym has no meaning.
- How big is the UGM?
- Big enough
- What's a count meeting?
- a meeting that's attended by counts on Quizlet
- What does UGM stand for?
- U Got Mail
- What does a "U" in the corner of the note mean?
- Urgent! Handle those notes with care!
- Why is the UGM useful?
- Because it can be used for long distance communication
- How do I become a count?
- You must be hand chosen by one of the Skilled
- What is short distance passing?
- Its when a note is passed between a sender and receiver using passers
- What are counts?
- People in charge of a classroom of UGM members
- What does a "A" in the corner of the note mean?
- All read! This means that there are no passers. Everyone reads it making everyone but the sender a receiver. Technically, this is considered long distance note passing.
- Who is the Skilled?
- The founders of the UGM system
- Should I be careful about passing notes?
- Only if you want to live
- Why are all the notes uniformed?
- Any UGM member may recognize that its a UGM note
- What's a sender?
- One who writes and sends a note
- What's a passer?
- One who receives a note and passes it on in the receiver's general direction
- Why is UGM secret?
- Because the teachers don't like notes
- What's a receiver?
- One who can read a passed note
- Should I pass notes using non-UGM members?
- NO!
- Can I become a manager?
- Only if you are a count
- Why is this on Quizlet?
- Because anyone can access it
- What is long distance passing?
- It's when a note is passed directly from the sender to the reciever
- What if I'm the only one in the class that's a UGM member?
- Talk to a count