Nominal Culture
A nominal culture is definable, but does not satisfy the fundamental criteria for other types of culture. A Tier I culture is called nominal because it essentially is a culture in name only.
Definability is necessary for all cultures. It is important that a culture maintains a high level of definability; this should be one of the top priorities when a culture is being redesigned.
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such as language, traditions, etc.
The uniqueness of a culture is determined by the distinctiveness of its cultural elements and/or how those elements are integrated (dependency, emphasis, etc.). Unique distinguishes a culture from other cultures.
Two rules may be followed to ensure cultural uniqueness: the minimum core rule and the first right of refusal rule.
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