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==War!==

Like most other objects, POSes are subject to concord protection in high and low security space. If a POS is attacked in high security space it will provoke a concord response and the attacker will be destroyed. In low security space, attacking a POS illegally will result in a ~~Global Criminal Cooldown~~ and security status decrease. If the owner of the POS is war decced, their POS becomes a valid target for the aggressor and concord will not intervene or consider it an illegal act.

Like most other objects, POSes are subject to concord protection in high and low security space. If a POS is attacked in high security space it will provoke a concord response and the attacker will be destroyed. In low security space, attacking a POS illegally will result in a [criminal? suspect?] flag and security status decrease. If the owner of the POS is war decced, their POS becomes a valid target for the aggressor and concord will not intervene or consider it an illegal act.

Because of the extremely high hitpoints of a POS, it is effectively impossible to suicide gank a POS in high security space, the only way to destroy it is to war dec the owner. Because the owner gets 24 hours notice of a war declaration, it is possible for small POS owners to dismantle their high sec POS before the war goes live and keep the modules safe in a station for the duration of the war.

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 ==War!==
-Like most other objects, POSes are subject to concord protection in high and low security space. If a POS is attacked in high security space it will provoke a concord response and the attacker will be destroyed. In low security space, attacking a POS illegally will result in a Global Criminal Cooldown and security status decrease. If the owner of the POS is war decced, their POS becomes a valid target for the aggressor and concord will not intervene or consider it an illegal act.
+Like most other objects, POSes are subject to concord protection in high and low security space. If a POS is attacked in high security space it will provoke a concord response and the attacker will be destroyed. In low security space, attacking a POS illegally will result in a [criminal? suspect?] flag and security status decrease. If the owner of the POS is war decced, their POS becomes a valid target for the aggressor and concord will not intervene or consider it an illegal act.
 Because of the extremely high hitpoints of a POS, it is effectively impossible to suicide gank a POS in high security space, the only way to destroy it is to war dec the owner. Because the owner gets 24 hours notice of a war declaration, it is possible for small POS owners to dismantle their high sec POS before the war goes live and keep the modules safe in a station for the duration of the war.