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DISCLAIMER:

YES, this does conflict with existing headcanon.

NO, this is in no way meant to be a guide.

This is just meant to be a one off thing I've wanted to do since I joined. It's meant to be an interesting read and nothing more.

Upvoted.

Headcanoned.

Nerdgasmed.

I'm not going to be writing with this in mind as (like you said) it conflicts with my headcanon pretty heavily. But still, cool thing. Which is apparently exactly what you were going for anyway.

Very much upvoted.

Another "reset button" scenario. I think I've seen enough of those now.

As for the meat of the article, it's interesting enough, but even without the it's/its errors, I don't generally care for documents which serve to codify (however informally or even unintentionally) site pseudo-canon, which can have the effect of focusing criticism on whether a piece correctly used some bit of minutiae or not, rather than overall quality.

As someone who has never used amnestics in their writing before, I find this to be a particularly interesting read. While I know you don't intend for it to be used as a guide, I could see myself referring to this should the need arise.

Upvoted.

This in no way conforms to how I personally have ever written about amnesiacs and I dislike it for this and other reasons.

This coexists with my head canon pretty nicely, and is very interesting to look at. +1

Chemically, there is little to no difference between Class-A and Class-B.

There is either little or there is no difference between the two. As this document is presumably authored in part by the people who are manufacturing amnestics, there should be no ambiguity as to the differences in their chemical composition. I do like the colour-coding scheme, though.

I have never even paid attention to how I've used the various Classes of amnestics in my works before. I might now. Upvoted for general enthusiasm towards the spirit of the work, and for general Support of Immersion.

For me, artistry always transcends headcanon. You've really taken advantage of your (clear) coding skill in this and it makes it really cool to look at. It's also interesting, well written, and clearly very thought out. Upvoted enthusiastically.