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{{expansion past|How much you can bring in

The Communal POS has limits to the number and mass of ships it can hold. Don't bring an Orca or a Battleship and expect to store it in an SMA.

* The Communal POS has limits to the number and mass of ships it can hold. Don't bring an Orca or a Battleship and expect to store it in an SMA.

The hard coded limit of the number of items (ships) that can be stored in the SMA (Ship Maintenance Array) is 1000. Please keep that in mind and don't put 20 shuttles (for example) in there. Instead, some small ships such as shuttles and frigates that you don't use often can be repackaged and stored in you PHA (Personal Hangar Array). The bottom line is: remember that you are sharing space with others so please be considerate.

* The hard coded limit of the number of items (ships) that can be stored in the SMA (Ship Maintenance Array) is 1000. Please keep that in mind and don't put 20 shuttles (for example) in there. Instead, some small ships such as shuttles and frigates that you don't use often can be repackaged and stored in you PHA (Personal Hangar Array). The bottom line is: remember that you are sharing space with others so please be considerate.

Once you have been accepted into a POS group, you can bring in as much as your POS group allows.

* Once you have been accepted into a POS group, you can bring in as much as your POS group allows.

Getting into a POS Group can be difficult. Because of the value of ships and modules within each POS, each POS group wants to know you before they will accept you. Expect it to take you 2 to 3 months to be accepted into a POS group. Be active, participate in fleets and the forums and you will become well known. }}

** Getting into a POS Group can be difficult. Because of the value of ships and modules within each POS, each POS group wants to know you before they will accept you. Expect it to take you 2 to 3 months to be accepted into a POS group. Be active, participate in fleets and the forums and you will become well known. }}

*<span style="font-size:1.35em;">'''IMPORTANT!'''</span>

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* PvP events should be advertised via Slack Pings.

* Don't run the combat sites located in the home system; these are used as bait for day trippers.

* Stay looged out or cloaked in a safespot when you are not doing anything. The Citadel shows the number of people that are online in the citadel and and if you are not in a combat recon you will show on d-scan outside the citadel. If our numbers look larger than they are, we might miss out on fights.

* It is considered to be bad manners to conduct PVE in holes occupied by corps that are Blue to the Ivy League without asking for their permission first.

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 {{expansion past|How much you can bring in
-The Communal POS has limits to the number and mass of ships it can hold. Don't bring an Orca or a Battleship and expect to store it in an SMA.
+* The Communal POS has limits to the number and mass of ships it can hold. Don't bring an Orca or a Battleship and expect to store it in an SMA.
-The hard coded limit of the number of items (ships) that can be stored in the SMA (Ship Maintenance Array) is 1000. Please keep that in mind and don't put 20 shuttles (for example) in there. Instead, some small ships such as shuttles and frigates that you don't use often can be repackaged and stored in you PHA (Personal Hangar Array). The bottom line is: remember that you are sharing space with others so please be considerate.
+* The hard coded limit of the number of items (ships) that can be stored in the SMA (Ship Maintenance Array) is 1000. Please keep that in mind and don't put 20 shuttles (for example) in there. Instead, some small ships such as shuttles and frigates that you don't use often can be repackaged and stored in you PHA (Personal Hangar Array). The bottom line is: remember that you are sharing space with others so please be considerate.
-Once you have been accepted into a POS group, you can bring in as much as your POS group allows.
+* Once you have been accepted into a POS group, you can bring in as much as your POS group allows.
-Getting into a POS Group can be difficult. Because of the value of ships and modules within each POS, each POS group wants to know you before they will accept you. Expect it to take you 2 to 3 months to be accepted into a POS group. Be active, participate in fleets and the forums and you will become well known. }}
+** Getting into a POS Group can be difficult. Because of the value of ships and modules within each POS, each POS group wants to know you before they will accept you. Expect it to take you 2 to 3 months to be accepted into a POS group. Be active, participate in fleets and the forums and you will become well known. }}
 *<span style="font-size:1.35em;">'''IMPORTANT!'''</span>
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 * PvP events should be advertised via Slack Pings.
 * Don't run the combat sites located in the home system; these are used as bait for day trippers.
+* Stay looged out or cloaked in a safespot when you are not doing anything. The Citadel shows the number of people that are online in the citadel and and if you are not in a combat recon you will show on d-scan outside the citadel. If our numbers look larger than they are, we might miss out on fights.
 * It is considered to be bad manners to conduct PVE in holes occupied by corps that are Blue to the Ivy League without asking for their permission first.