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The Starborn Phoenix wasn't added to the wiki yet
A few. There's some pre-order ships & the starter ships.
I wouldn't call the Starborn Phoenix unique - it's just a Starborn Runner with a different skin.
By "unqiue" I meant they're not combined from the usual parts, but use unique geometry. Starborn, Herald and Vulture certainly match that. Even though you can disassemble the Vulture. Unsure if this applies to the Vector, though.
No, they put notable ships in the notable list. They aren't 'unique'. That's almost as bad as usage of the word 'literally' or 'ironic'.
I think it's a fair use of the term "unique". Though on the wiki, some of those ships are not hand-crafted under the notable section, they are just specific seeds for procedurally generated ships. The Radiant pillar is one such example of a ship listed as "notable" which is not actually hand-crafted.
I'll agree to disagree before this turns into 3 pages of pedantic ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ discussing the dictionary... again.
If you think the term should mean something else, that's 100% your own issue, and is tangential to the discussion.