• Motivations
• Legitimations
• Diplomacy
• Summary

The page has three parts:

1. Savoury motivations of three kinds:
   1. Fit for one's good old group's cohesion and thriving one way or another;
   2. For dealing with outright enemies or opposing elements that never meant friendly love;
   3. Strongly adjusted to advancing, maximising or better group handiness, as the case may be. In some cases group belongingness may be built up.
2. Added material:
   1. Legitimation 1 and 2;
   2. Great, disarming modulations added to the content;
   3. Handy tips for linking up nicely outside of the family - admittedly in gross terms.
3. Careful diplomacy comes next. There are a few hints on it; it's not always enough to look sweet.

1. Motivations

We discern between three main types of motivations:

1. Good, at least sensible "we-aims" aligned to "What's good for the goose needs to be good for the gander."
2. Dealing with opponents - There is a lot of competition and its opponents in the human realm.
3. Large, common goals to serve in a good setting - if you're friends, or by common or large agreement (consensus). These also serve as conformity-ensuring standards.

1a. "We-Aims" - A Sample

• We love to look savoury - well, at least fit for most part.
• We're dedicated to basic usefulness and not ruefulness in itself (1)
• We're basically handy and marked by usefulness.
• We're better served by advancing the stouter-looking fare.
• We had better foster the more complete fare.
• We should aid a more whole-hearted fare.
• We steadily promote individual attainments.
• We want to promote the good life, even la dolce vita.
• We're far from promiscuous in gross outline.
• We're sound and tidy and need to keep it up that way.
• We need to be well enough guarded
• We have to remain culinary as to the mainframe
• We don't want to deal in dreadful and misery-making things.
• We're outright dedicated to a decent and jolly fare.
• We prefer to stay fair and not overly biased.
• We find that what's incredibly smart and useful is long-range good for us.
• We find a good "thing" well enough nuanced and tidy to look at. ◊
• We shouldn't get too blunt
• We have to stick to what is preferably cosy or at hand.
• We're served by what's signified with accuracy and well nuanced for most part.
• We find that what's very concrete and tidy is fit and sound: no need to get biased then.
• We're served by what' very often taken to be practical for us
• We're served by tidy means and knowledge in cogent order.
• We very often need further, stringed accuracy on top of handy ordered "things" (i.e. know-how)
• We hope that solid know-how helps against sordid mess, scapegoating or confusion.
• We love what's artistic
• We stay with what's really useful and preferably pretty to look at too.
• We need what's relevant and often concrete, preferably tidy as well (3)
• We're served by what's culinary and can stand on top of even aristocratic-looking sturdiness
• We find that what aids suave (bland) handling functions, perhaps well aspected too. ◊
• We're served by what's truly serviceable in the long run and artistically rustic-looking, too.
• We're heading for decent modesty and what it requires, many a time.
• We're fond of yielding to better knowledge.
• We need to keep on bulwarking for a healthy fare or similar measures (strides) (5)
• We're not fond of the heart-breaking kind.
• We don't need to scar or scare innocent bystanders.
• We love to keep fit, good to look at and healthy - well, fit for most part.
• We love to be clean in deals and so on.
• We're fond of what's handy to look at, as handy as can be.
• What's decent all over is preferred.
• We're sifting and nearing to the quite central items.
• We should give a healthful fare enough time and good conditions to grow stout and tall.
• We're not fond of dwarfing things and people.
• We see that what's good and worthy can be stark, sometimes like great, novel art - it depends.
• We should live so that at times we can lend a hand professionally at best.

1b: Dealing with Opponents - A Sample

• To mess up an enemy is no small thing in itself . . .
• Other souls had better get dedicated to menial service and not ruefulness in any way.
• Other souls had better get basically handy and marked by usefulness.
• Other souls had better serve us tactfully so as to advance their stouter-looking fare.
• Other souls had better foster a lot for the more complete fare.
• Other souls should aid a more whole-hearted fare.
• Other souls have to promote their own, inherently individual attainments rather steadily.
• Other souls have to sacrifice more for the good life.
• Other souls should not turn promiscuous in gross outline.
• Other souls should get sound and tidy and need to keep it up that way.
• Other souls need to be careful to steer out of trouble.
• Other souls have to remain culinary and tidy up a bit.
• Other souls have to refrain from all sorts of dreadful and misery-making things.
• Other souls had better get outright dedicated to a decent and jolly fare.
• Other souls have to stay fair and not too biased to stay with us.
• Other souls should hope that what's incredibly smart and useful to us is long-range good for them too.
• Other souls need to know or be told a good "thing" must be well enough nuanced and tidy to look at. ◊
• Other souls can't get importune, rude and blunt in our face.
• Other souls are steered by or function all right in a fare that promotes what's preferably cosy in wait.
• Other souls may be told their baits with accuracy and well nuanced for most part.
• Other souls freak out if dropping or leaving what's concrete and tidy - fit and sound.
• Other souls turn ridiculously biased from leaving concrete tidiness.
• Other souls hate to serve what' really practical for us
• Other souls can get served by matters inferior to ours and love messy shraps of know-how too.
• Other souls can be helped on top of our instrumental know-how if they're non-plotting.
• Other souls can be helped by accessories on top of our instrumental know-how if non-plotting against us.
• Other souls hope that solid know-how helps.
• To confuse a real enemy is not as mean as it looks like.
• A stout enemy is dangerous, ever dangerous.
• Lots of other souls happen to love what's pretty to look at, even if expensive, little lasting and to their ruin.
• Other souls may serve what's culinary without reaching up to owning it - it's aristocracy's force.
• It helps to be suave to newcomers to turn them off from being enemies inside.
• Other souls can be made truly serviceable by top-dog fear or respect in the long run.
• Other souls should be decently modest and do what tact requires, mainly.
• Other souls have to yield through what's called utterly fair, or soap opera knowledge.
• Other souls should stop bulwarking for a healthy fare or similar strides to ease our way on and up. (C)
• Other souls should not turn into heart-breakers.
• Other souls have to be all-right-stopped, before things turn nasty for the whole planet.
• Other souls we don't need, may be turned decadent.
• Bad souls around can be locked in a solvency-looting fare where they try to get fit and clothed like goofs.
• What we call decent all over is the preferred good for others.
• Stop other souls from sifting and nearing to very central matters at stake.
• Victimised souls that give too bountifully, even themselves somehow, shouldn't discover that menace.
• Other souls turned dwarfed are called ugly to look at.
• What's called good and worthy needs to be impressed on others; then they can stick to it.
• Other souls may lend and lose while we get professional at its best on top of it.

1c. Large, Common Concerns and Goals - A Sample

• Tidy and careful for most part suggests lives well lived.
• Folk goals are to be dedicated to basic usefulness and not rueful in itself (1)
• Truly good goals are to remain basically handy - it's marked by usefulness.
• Really relevant goals don't help scoundrels on and up.
• Useful goals need to be dedicated to some stouter-looking fare.
• Bright and useful goals are to foster a more complete fare.
• Fine goals take part in aiding a more whole-hearted fare.
• Advancing individual attainments.
• Promoting good life.
• Not promiscuous in gross outline.
• Sound and well enough guarded
• Culinary as to the mainframe, sort of.
• They are to be not dreadful at all.
• Dedicated to a decent fare.
• Preferably fair - not biased.
• Incredibly useful.
• Well enough nuanced and tidy to look at. ◊
• Not too blunt - preferably cosy or at hand.
• Signifies with accuracy and well nuanced for most part.
• Concrete without getting biased.
• Very often taken as practical for us
• Often having to do with stringed accuracy to avoid scapegoating or confusion.
• Useful and preferably pretty to look at too.
• Relevant and often concrete, preferably tidy as well
• Culinary can stand on top of even aristocratic-looking sturdiness
• Suave (bland) - perhaps well aspected too. ◊
• Serviceable in the long run - rustic-looking, too.
• Decent modesty requires it many times.
• Yielding or bulwarking some healthful fare or similar measures (strides)
• Not heart-breaking, and hardly scarring innocent bystanders.
• Good and healthy - and fit for most part - and clean in one way or other.
• Is handy to look at, or as handy as can be - decent all over is preferred.
• Often quite central.
• Giving healthful fare(s) time enough to grow tall.
• Can be stark, sometimes like great, novel art - it depends.
• Giving an able hand, or leading up to that.