#579: A sign for those lost within the ruinous catalogs of time, forever shuffling between shelves of the past. However, there's always a time and place for those gifted with a long memory.
Within the Verse, this sign has a...complicated history.
Historically, the robotic Dolls were built as a designated worker class who were largely owned and maintained by industrial corporations as a labor source. Pivotal in both the maintenance and suppression of Dolls in this time were "doll inspectors", who would frequent both the factory floors and doll residential sectors in order to repair any mechanical failures (including the removal of unauthorized modifications) and "repair" any faulty thought processes they caught wind of. While such practices have been firmly outlawed for decades, many dolls still vividly remember the dolls' Dark Ages with jolts of fear and ire.
Each inspector carried a hexagonal badge with them, which this sign is modelled after. This sign's inclusion during the process of ironing out the dolls' slice of the hemospectrum was a highly contenious one. Its inclusion was intended to reappropriate a symbol so many had feared for so long - meant in the style of "you, who watched over us, must be observed and judged in turn" - but many others believed doing so simply gave validation and power to their former oppressors. Both sides eventually came to a compromise, but the sign continues to spark arguments well into the modern day.