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For more detailed information on Mining Operations see: [[Participating in a Mining Op]] and [[Running a Mining Op]].

=== How To Split The ISK ===

If you are running an op with multiple miners, chances are there are a whole host of different mining ships, each with its different yields based on the mining lasers, the mining crystals in them, ship bonuses, character skills, etc. Moreover, you will also probably have a hauler and even someone providing mining efficiency bonuses. The simplest way to split the ISK return from an op is to clock in the times a player mined for, and then distribute the ISK in proportion to time mined. However, this might discourage larger ships from joining ops, so it is up to the fleet commander to decide how they wish to split the profits.

If you are running an op with multiple miners, chances are there are a whole host of different mining ships, each with its different yields based on the mining lasers, the mining crystals in them, ship bonuses, character skills, etc. Moreover, you will also probably have a hauler and even someone providing mining efficiency bonuses. The simplest way to split the ISK return from an op is to clock in the times a player mined for, and then distribute the ISK in proportion to time mined. However, this might discourage larger ships from joining ops, so it is up to the fleet commander to decide how they wish to split the profits.  [http://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Scrapyard%27s_Mining_Op_Worksheet This spreadsheet] is one method by which the fleet commander can weight shares by actual contribution.

However you do it, the most important thing is to make sure the method of splitting the ISK is agreed upon before the mining op starts.

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 For more detailed information on Mining Operations see: [[Participating in a Mining Op]] and [[Running a Mining Op]].
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-If you are running an op with multiple miners, chances are there are a whole host of different mining ships, each with its different yields based on the mining lasers, the mining crystals in them, ship bonuses, character skills, etc. Moreover, you will also probably have a hauler and even someone providing mining efficiency bonuses. The simplest way to split the ISK return from an op is to clock in the times a player mined for, and then distribute the ISK in proportion to time mined. However, this might discourage larger ships from joining ops, so it is up to the fleet commander to decide how they wish to split the profits.
+If you are running an op with multiple miners, chances are there are a whole host of different mining ships, each with its different yields based on the mining lasers, the mining crystals in them, ship bonuses, character skills, etc. Moreover, you will also probably have a hauler and even someone providing mining efficiency bonuses. The simplest way to split the ISK return from an op is to clock in the times a player mined for, and then distribute the ISK in proportion to time mined. However, this might discourage larger ships from joining ops, so it is up to the fleet commander to decide how they wish to split the profits.&nbsp; [http://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Scrapyard%27s_Mining_Op_Worksheet This spreadsheet] is one method by which the fleet commander can weight shares by actual contribution.
 However you do it, the most important thing is to make sure the method of splitting the ISK is agreed upon before the mining op starts.