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A Year in Sigma: Malcolm Galora's Krab-Powered Anniversary

By TNF Newsroom1 min read
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On September 28, 2026, Malcolm Galora dropped a short note into corp chat with a party emoji: "my 1 year anniversary in sigma was yesterday." Five reactions followed in no time, which undersells how much of the corp he has helped along the way.

Malcolm came into TNF in November 2025, transferring from another corp within Sigma Grindset. Motty 007's welcome was short and cheeky: they had come over because "we are so much of a better corp." Malcolm has spent the year since making that true.

The Sigils. Wormhole rolling Sigils are boring, essential kit that sit in free-for-all hangars so anyone can roll a hole that threatens our space. In June 2026 Malcolm reported the shared hangar well stocked with fitted ones, which is a lot of hulls fitted and hauled for other people's benefit.

The mining. He took on part of the work of organising corp mining, and does the maths before anything else.

The answers. A fit for a light hunter, the right page on the alliance auth site, an offer to refine ore for corpmates, fits and safety advice for a big mining ship: scroll any channel and Malcolm is in it, helping.

The donations. In May 2026 he contracted a large load of materials to the corp, and Motty thanked him for giving "more than anyone expected."

The next generation. The first reply to his anniversary note came from Ardagan Fatal, a few weeks into TNF himself: "Happy corp day." The next day Malcolm was answering Ardagan's questions about setting up his clones, which is the year in miniature.

The memes. And yes, he is one of the main forces behind the memes channel. His September classic is the best summary of the year anyone could write:

When the tnfed krab parasite takes hold.

Malcolm Galora

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