catnipsmoke
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| Minecraft username | catnipsmoke |
|---|---|
| Known as | Sophia |
| Affiliation | DPRCH |
| Role | Server administrator, worker, and DPRCH member |
| Activity | Active |
| Account status | Primary account |
catnipsmoke, commonly known as Sophia, is a server administrator and member of the Democratic People's Republic of Cat Hill.
Sophia helped host an interim version of the server during the early migrations and participated in troubleshooting, farms, construction, and moderation. Her political position was less ideological than some council members. On 30 August she said she was “just playing to play” and did not care whether others started a war as long as they did not break her work.[1]
Her recorded activity combines server administration, construction, farming, and participation in Cat Hill. As of 31 August, she continued to act as a worker and member by collecting resources and mining.[2]
September activity
Sophia supplied nine stacks of andesite for Shiby's industrial work on 3 September. On 5 September, she worked with Jude to investigate low server tick rates around his machinery, reporting improvements after machinery was stopped and excess items were addressed.[3]
During the 5 September mine incident, Sophia inspected suspect blocks with Isaac, identified netherrack mines and reported Jude's name on them. She also performed her own mine tests. Catgirlfeet later attributed a retaliatory explosion and server crash to Sophia, followed by discussion of replacing lost property.[4]
References
- ↑ DPRCH Council chat, messages by Sophia, 30 August 2026 at 00:35 UTC.
- ↑ Leadership and development update supplied by the server owner, 31 August 2026.
- ↑ Minecraft server public chat, 3 September 2026 to 5 September 2026, times recorded in the cited lines (UTC);
2026-09-03-1.log.gz, lines 6133, 6143, 6164;2026-09-05-2.log.gz, lines 44016, 44021, 44023, 44036, 44042. - ↑ Minecraft server public chat, 5 September 2026, 06:46:15 to 07:53:07 UTC;
2026-09-05-2.log.gz, lines 44750, 44829, 44966, 44967;2026-09-05-3.log.gz, lines 2295, 2326, 2369, 2370.