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{{update| Contacts has become its own tool no longer under People & Places}}

This page is aimed at introducing players to the personal contacts standing modification tool in the Contacts Tab Under

People and Places. This will also discuss additional uses for this tool that may not be apparent at first glance.

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== Adding Contacts ==

To search for a contact, you can simply put their name in the chat window and auto-link a character. You can also use the search at the top of the "People and Places" window by selecting Character under Search Type and then searching the name.This will give you the ability to right click on the link and select "Add Contact".

To search for a contact, you can simply put their name in the chat window and auto-link a character. You can also use the search at the top of the "People and Places" window by selecting Character under Search Type and then searching the name. This will give you the ability to right click on the link and select "Add Contact".

*Note: You can block pilots in a similar fashion with the "Block" selection.

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== Uses ==

The ability to categorize your interactions with people in EVE will not only make them easy to identify in the overview and chat, but also makes it possible to develop detailed dossiers of your interactions. To include what they do, where they go, what habits they may have. How they enjoy playing EVE.

The ability to categorize your interactions with people in EVE will not only make them easy to identify in the overview and chat but also makes it possible to develop detailed dossiers of your interactions. To include what they do, where they go, and what habits they may have. How they enjoy playing EVE.

This information may seem harmless at first, but if a pilot becomes a war target or even a competitive trader in the same commodities you are in, this information becomes invaluable for determining when they are most vulnerable or exploiting their weaknesses.

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+{{update| Contacts has become its own tool no longer under People & Places}}
 This page is aimed at introducing players to the personal contacts standing modification tool in the Contacts Tab Under
 People and Places. This will also discuss additional uses for this tool that may not be apparent at first glance.
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 == Adding Contacts ==
-To search for a contact, you can simply put their name in the chat window and auto-link a character. You can also use the search at the top of the "People and Places" window by selecting Character under Search Type and then searching the name.This will give you the ability to right click on the link and select "Add Contact".
+To search for a contact, you can simply put their name in the chat window and auto-link a character. You can also use the search at the top of the "People and Places" window by selecting Character under Search Type and then searching the name. This will give you the ability to right click on the link and select "Add Contact".
 *Note: You can block pilots in a similar fashion with the "Block" selection.
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 == Uses ==
-The ability to categorize your interactions with people in EVE will not only make them easy to identify in the overview and chat, but also makes it possible to develop detailed dossiers of your interactions. To include what they do, where they go, what habits they may have. How they enjoy playing EVE.
+The ability to categorize your interactions with people in EVE will not only make them easy to identify in the overview and chat but also makes it possible to develop detailed dossiers of your interactions. To include what they do, where they go, and what habits they may have. How they enjoy playing EVE.
 This information may seem harmless at first, but if a pilot becomes a war target or even a competitive trader in the same commodities you are in, this information becomes invaluable for determining when they are most vulnerable or exploiting their weaknesses.