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I'm not certain I agree with you @Faster Than Light .
Practitioners of their chosen Force paths rely on their ability to sense the world around them. To be able to sense is a meaning that is beyond the physical senses of sight, taste, hearing, touch, and smell. It could be described as a paranormal experience where a Force user is able to detect changes in the waves of the Force to alert them of changes in environment or notification of certain individuals in their presence. Those closest to the Force User are even known to pick up when friends, family, or comrades are in danger light years across the galaxy.
This sense ability also allows Force Sensitives to detect changes in a being’s intentions, to determine lies from truths, and even give them the ability to see near and beyond the future as described in visions. They can even manipulate their own presence to hide from visual sight or to avoid detection by enemy Force Users.
In addition, Force Users are able to enhance their natural physical senses of sight or hearing in order to guide themselves around obstacles or hear the faintest whispers in a noisy Cantina. These abilities can allow some to understand unknown languages or communicate on a primal and emotional level with non-sentient beasts. Some may suggest it as a form of telepathy, but it can be better described as understanding the influence of intentions by the individual or beast.
That is an excerpt from the Force guidelines in the Rules section; it certainly seems to me that the presence of other force signatures would be noticeable in close vicinity. That is why players have elected to purposely state that their force signatures are hidden when attempt to arrive unnoticed. The statement in bold reflects what I said previously, lack of being detected requires a constant effort which was not utilized.
http://www.thestarwarsrp.com/forum/index.php?threads/new-force-guidelines.77882/
We still adhere to these guidelines for force sense (i've grabbed the Jedi walking into a bar example directly from that) and I've spoke with another member of staff on this.
I'll leave this to @christhebarker on if he wants to discuss this further or not.