NT Ink Color Policy

[Quarantinetimer]

So, currently, we have two colors of pens, red and blue. What is the NT policy for using each color? (Should be used on which documents/forms, by whom, for what purpose etc.)

[Gollee]

There is also black, the pens that are in PDAs at round start are black.

[Owen]

If you want words to stand out more, you can make single words red or blue. That is really the most I have seen from them.

[TishinaStalker]

I'd just like to point out that black and blue are the most common ink colors. Literally no average work place explicitly tells you "use specifically blue ink" because it's an arbitrary regulation and really both useless and pointless to enforce. Same thing goes for red and really the only place I can imagine red ink being explicitly used is by an authoritative role to sign/make a correction, but it would not matter. That last sentence being said, it makes total sense for there to be no restriction on ink color, and to only enforce that if a head of staff explicitly tells you "Sign with this color" since the main reason behind that is so that the ink colors can be another point of difference; along with handwriting.

TL;DR: Color of ink shouldn't matter unless head of staff tells you sign in X color.

[Guest Marlon Phoenix]

Echoing what Tish said. At my own work we use whatever pen we can grab. If it's illegible rainbows just call the person an ass and file it.