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[[EVE University]] recruits a large number of new EVE players, some of whom decide not to continue playing EVE Online after joining. In order to keep our numbers reasonable and the corporation generally active, we remove (in bulk) members who have not logged into the game at all in over 60 days. The limit is intended to avoid removing members taking short term breaks from the game for holidays etc, while still remaining low enough to ensure an active player base.

[[File:E-UNI Emblem.png|left|70px]][[EVE University]] recruits a large number of new EVE players, some of whom decide not to continue playing EVE Online after joining. In order to keep our numbers reasonable and the corporation generally active, we remove (in bulk) members who have not logged into the game at all in over 60 days. The limit is intended to avoid removing members taking short term breaks from the game for holidays etc, while still remaining low enough to ensure an active player base.

Very rarely, someone who has contributed a significant amount to EVE University - normally as a Director or long-standing manager - will be given Long Term Inactive (LTI) status, meaning they will not be removed for inactivity. However, this is something that is gifted rather than requested.

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	[[EVE University]] recruits a large number of new EVE players, some of whom decide not to continue playing EVE Online after joining. In order to keep our numbers reasonable and the corporation generally active, we remove (in bulk) members who have not logged into the game at all in over 60 days. The limit is intended to avoid removing members taking short term breaks from the game for holidays etc, while still remaining low enough to ensure an active player base.		[[File:E-UNI Emblem.png\|left\|70px]][[EVE University]] recruits a large number of new EVE players, some of whom decide not to continue playing EVE Online after joining. In order to keep our numbers reasonable and the corporation generally active, we remove (in bulk) members who have not logged into the game at all in over 60 days. The limit is intended to avoid removing members taking short term breaks from the game for holidays etc, while still remaining low enough to ensure an active player base.

	Very rarely, someone who has contributed a significant amount to EVE University - normally as a Director or long-standing manager - will be given Long Term Inactive (LTI) status, meaning they will not be removed for inactivity. However, this is something that is gifted rather than requested.		Very rarely, someone who has contributed a significant amount to EVE University - normally as a Director or long-standing manager - will be given Long Term Inactive (LTI) status, meaning they will not be removed for inactivity. However, this is something that is gifted rather than requested.