Well it was common when I was in to use auditors as tags for the regges particularly on big packages - when the FWT would have a XII speaker that speaker would be an enthusiastic part of the regging - I remember Jill Gleason being good at it for example.
Very true. Hubbard wrote exact policies that regges should be regularly "briefed by the Tech Div (auditors) to keep the "wins" real to them. I got in back in 1976, and it was common for auditors to "tag" with the regges.
It was and surely still is common for any recruiter or reg to ask, "who are her friends and people in the Sea Org who she respects or admires"? Then the reg or recruiter gets those people to "tag" on the cycle. That person is often the person's auditor.
Yes, also, it was common to bring a "top Flag auditor" on the Flag World Tour. I was advanceman for the EUS FWT in about 1983-4 and a Class XII was flown in for EVERY event. And they WERE "regging". In fact, I myself was called by the Captain FSO, and SCREAMED AT, and ordered to get in there and reg myself.
My stats were "number of people attending event" and things like that. I did put on GREAT events, with sometimes highest ever attendance, but if the GI was down (reg's stats), I would get blasted too! :confused2:
I remember when "Road to Freedom" came out. There was a push for EVERY staff member and FSM to sell them in abundance.
In the Sea Org there is a certain attitude that it is each staff member's job to "do every job". There is no point at which you aren't pushed to be "responsibile for everything".
There were/are also BOOK COMMISSIONS. When one lives on $50 per week, that EXTRA MONEY can sure be nice. When I was FSO staff, it surprized me just how many folks got book commissions who you would never expect - receptionist, Qual Sec, MAAs, etc. The MAAs often got books sold as "amends for Liability formulas". BacK in the 1990s, when I last did some service on Flag, it seemed that almost EVERY "terminal" along the routing form was hitting me up to buy books. It was even written on certain routing forms for each person to "reg for books". This is nothing new. I remember "Scientology event programs" back in the early 1980s containing targets for EVERY STAFF member, regardless of post, to "sell books".
Even though the notion of
pan-determinism is entirely dumb, at least outside of full micro-managed totalitarian dictatorships, they PRETEND it is true, and FORCE such behavior from all (as best they can).