Clan seen breaks into either the good ones who are invite only or the not so good ones that are more social but will let people in. Main "competitive" ones at the moment are BIA, DT and DU.

If you want to be competitive and play in the skilled matches, learn the game, and play the PUG matches (if you don't know what these are you'll find out soon enough). You will learn who the good players are and if you are good they will learn who you are. If someone thinks you are good enough you will then get an invite.

The game has an older audience it seems - most players are 20-40 age group rather then kids, so the leet speak is substantially less...

Final pointer - the game does have a learning curve. I played someone 1v1 who said he was a tactical genius and was good at other RTS games (e.g. Starcraft) - I destroyed him totally - the game plays out slightly different to many RTS games. Moral here is that you can learn and be good but don't assume being good at game X = good at Sins...

Welcome to the Sins MP community

Hack

Really the best thing to do, speaking from experience, is to get on and play with people.  Eventually you'll like a certain group of players more than the others, and if they have a clan then you can join them, if not, then you guys can create a clan.

With a smaller player base than most RTS' another clan may not be the way to go, however the clans in Sins aren't that big mostly because you really just need 4 or 5 players.  My clan only has 3 players and we are rarely ever noticed, but we prefer to be that way, as we aren't competitive, we are just here for fun.

I hope you find/found a clan good for you!

-Arch

"So you're part of the Mining Guild, then?"
"No, not actually. Our operation is small enough not to be noticed, which is advantageous for everybody since our customers are anxious to avoid attracting attention to themselves."

If it's from Star Wars, I'd guess it's from the Empire Strikes Back when they talk to Lando Calarissian at Cloud City.