A red flag is any requirement that every Voz movement be a native chain transaction. This immediately reintroduces fees and throughput constraints that contradict the timebank model. Another red flag is any validator reward model that depends on transaction volume, as it incentivises spam rather than stewardship. Positive alignment signals include explicit support for off-chain computation, batch verification, sponsored transactions, and governance-weighted finality. Systems that treat the chain as a notary rather than a marketplace are a good fit. Clear documentation of long-term funding and governance is also a strong indicator. The best outcome is a partnership where the interchain layer becomes invisible to most users. Hitchhikers should experience the Timebank as a shared cultural system, not as a wallet-management exercise. If OASIS can provide that invisibility while preserving auditability and exit rights, it aligns well with the Intergalactic Timebank vision. In Hitchhiker terms, gas fees are a form of Vogon paperwork. The goal is not to abolish structure, but to ensure that structure serves meaning rather than obstructing it. A truly minimal-gas system is one where the universe barely notices the accounting at all.