SPSF Service Reports

Greetings, TSP defenders!

Reports are back? Hooray! Also, didn’t expect to see me writing a report yet again, hm? Well, it doesn’t matter! Let’s see how well the SPSF did this last November.

Monthly Statistics

Statistic This Month Trend Monthly Change Percentage Change
Updaters 10 +3 +42.86%
Updates 206 +144 +232.25%
Defenses 123 -51 -29.31%
Detags 127 -55 -30.22%
Liberations 8 +2 +33.33%

Notable Operations

The main notable events this last month are the Hell Detag Competitions that have been held by our organization. So far, GAS and ERN have also joined into the competition. What matters the most is that the SPSF is currently on the lead thanks to @Heliseum!

Another detail from the month is that the Purple Pony Club (PPC) disbanded after their final tagging run on the major update of the 30th.

New SPSF Members

The SPSF is happy to welcome two new Cadets who joined this last month: @lakeflacidny and @Legend. Welcome to the SPSF!

Service Awards

Updates Attended

Rank Ribbon Awarded To Updates
1 most updates150x45 The Age of Utopia 31
2 second-most updates150x45 Heliseum 13
3 third-most updates150x45 Ishmailand 12

Detags

Rank Ribbon Awarded To Detags
1 most detags150x45 The Age of Utopia 68
2 second-most detags150x45 Purple Hyacinth 45
3 third-most detags150x45 Heliseum 40

Defenses

Rank Ribbon Awarded To Defenses
1 most defenses150x45 The Age of Utopia 83
2 second-most defenses150x45 Heliseum 34
3 third-most defenses150x45 Legend 32

@Of_the_Ages and @Heliseum sure have been on fire this month. Good job to everyone who managed to get a ribbon!

Conclusion

The SPSF continues a relatively calm period, at least compared to previous years. However, this month has seen generally a higher level of activity on our hand than the previous one, due to a higher number of updaters and updates attended. However, in conclusion, the SPSF still needs to try to find a way to improve these results some more.

If what the SPSF does looks interesting to you, we’re always welcoming new members! You can apply here.

Vrigny signing off, thanks for reading this SPSF Report!


Lux, Veritas, Virtus.

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Happy new year, TSP defenders!

What have we here? Oh yes, 2026 is here, so I figured it would be interesting to work on a 2025 SPSF Service Report! Let’s see how our regional military fared in 2025.

SPSF Year-End Report: 2025

Statistics

Statistic 2024 2025 Trend Total Change Percentage Change
Updaters 45 31 -14 -31.11%
Updates 616 683 +67 +10.87%
Defenses 3095 3406 +311 +10.05%
Detags 3592 2677 -915 -25.47%
Liberations 104 94 -10 -9.62%

It seems like the SPSF has shrunk in strength, losing 14 updaters in 2025, compared to the year prior. However, the SPSF assisted to more updates than in 2024, making sure to fend off raiders for 683/730 = 93.56% of all possible updates in the year.

On another hand, the SPSF prevented raiders from tagging innocent regions 3406 times, and made sure to detag 2677 regions. They seem like pretty good numbers, especially if we consider the current state of raiderdom.

Finally, the SPSF took part in 94 liberations, very nice!

Yearly Service Awards

Updates Attended

Rank Ribbon Awarded To Updates
1 most updates150x45 Eshialand 288
2 second-most updates150x45 Heliseum 224
3 third-most updates150x45 The Age of Utopia 188

Detags

Rank Ribbon Awarded To Detags
1 most detags150x45 Eshialand 1377
2 second-most detags150x45 Heliseum 923
3 third-most detags150x45 The Age of Utopia 414

Defenses

Rank Ribbon Awarded To Defenses
1 most defenses150x45 Eshialand 2375
2 second-most defenses150x45 Heliseum 2007
3 third-most defenses150x45 Drew Durrnil 813

It seems like @Klysevia (Eshialand), @Heliseum and @Of_the_Ages (The Age of Utopia) really kept the SPSF alive in 2025, at least when it comes to activity. Impressive numbers they got there!

Who wants to appear in these stats for the 2026 Year-End Report? Well, work on it!

Conclusion

The SPSF continues to be alive, and considering the stats from above, it doesn’t seem to be doing that bad; not everything is on a downwards trend. Should we still trust these trends, though? After all, most of the numbers there were brought in by a small group of people, who have either been in the SPSF for long, or are high-ranking members of the organization.

What is most worrisome is the downwards trend of the number of updaters. By all means, the SPSF could be considered a smaller organization than it used to be years prior, having less active members than before. This must be rectified, by facilitating recruitment and training as soon as possible, but this is just my opinion, which is hopefully not a minority opinion.

If what the SPSF does looks interesting to you, we’re always welcoming new members! You can apply here.

Vrigny signing off, thanks for reading this SPSF Report!


Lux, Veritas, Virtus.

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