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Revision as of 21:54, 14 January 2017
Within EVE University we have several members who either stream their gameplay, or record it for publishing later. While this is permitted, we have some rules to try and maintain privacy for members and operational security. Please note that in addition to these rules, some campuses may have specific rules regarding streaming or video publishing within the area of the campus.
Streaming
Streaming is transmitting video or audio in real time or near real time. This is commonly done using 
Twitch, which is now integrated into EVE Online as an option (See: Twitch Integration).
By default, streaming fleets and other operations in EVE University is not allowed. The reason for this is it adds increased risk to the fleet. Viewers may engage in "stream sniping" which means they use the stream to find the streamer's location in game and kill them. Some fleet members may not want to take this risk, or may want to fly a cheaper ship in view of the increased risk.
Streaming fleets and operations in EVE University is allowed if the streamer:
- Gets prior permission from the fleet commander to stream the fleet
- Ensures that members are aware before joining the fleet (e.g. in prior announcements and advertisements) that it will be streamed
- Ensures that the stream is on at least a five minute delay from real time
- Obscures any sensitive information on the stream, including corporation and fleet chat channels
Video publishing
Video publishing is making a recording available for viewing after the event has taken place, for example on YouTube. This includes making a video stream recording available after a stream has finished.
Again, by default publishing recorded videos of fleets and operations in EVE University is not allowed. Recording a fleet or operation for your own use and review is permitted, however.
Publishing of video recording is allowed provided the player(s) recording and publishing the fleet:
- Obtain the fleet commander's consent tot he recording being published
- Obscures any sensitive information on the stream, including corporation and fleet chat channels
