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− | {{Hatnote|Plan of approach can be found on the [[User talk:Evon R'al/Draft|talk]] page.}} | + | {{eunispecific}} |
| + | {{Hatnote|See [[EVE University Management]] for other Directorates.}} |
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− | {{related class|Bookmarks (CORE class)}}
| + | [[EVE University]] '''Diplomacy Directorate''''s mandate is to preserve the corporation's reputation amongst the EVE Online community and uphold it's [[neutrality]]. The Directorate manages relationships and standings for the [[Ivy League Alliance]], and acts as primary point of contact for diplomatic communications. Diplomats are responsible to receive, investigate and seek resolution for diplomatic incidents involving EVE University members. The Directorate is also responsible for the administration of the Ivy League Alts Alliance and [[EVE University Hall of Residence]]. |
− | '''Bookmarks''' are used to identify unique locations in space so they can be easily warped to. Bookmarks do not need to be associated with an actual in-game object and are often used to mark locations far from surrounding celestial objects. | |
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− | == Creating ==
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− | [[File:NewLocation.png|thumb|New Location (bookmark) window.]]
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− | Bookmarks are created through the New Location window The window has the following fields:
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− | * '''Label''' - The name of the bookmark. Pre-filled with for
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− | ** coordinate bookmarks - "Spot in <''System name''> solar system"
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− | ** object bookmarks - the name of the object
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− | * '''Notes''' - Optional field for notes about the bookmark <!-- Appears to be only visible in the new and edit window -->
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− | {{Important note box|
| + | == Staff == |
− | Don’t try to write labels and notes in stressful situations - just save the bookmark.
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− | * '''Folder''' - A selection list with the available (sub-)folders where the bookmark will be saved. The folder of the last saved bookmark is kept as the active selection
| + | === Director of Diplomacy === |
− | * '''Expiry''' - The automatic delete time. Choose an option by selecting the corresponding radio button. The setting of the last saved bookmark is kept on a per folder base
| + | {| |
− | ** Never
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− | ** In 2 Days
| + | | style="vertical-align: top;" | [[File:Zolpidemz.jpg|96px|link= User:Zolpidemz]] |
− | ** In 3 Hours
| + | | style="vertical-align: top; padding-left: 1em;" | <big>'''[[User:Zolpidemz|Zolpidemz]]'''</big> - <small>[https://forum.eveuniversity.org/ucp.php?i=pm&mode=compose&u=96593 Send a forum PM]</small> |
| + | The {{co|slateblue|Director of Diplomacy}} oversees EVE University diplomacy and the diplomat team. They are responsible for setting policies, resolving any diplomatic issues and maintaining our neutrality. |
| + | |} |
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− | Bookmarks are saved when the {{Button|Submit}} button is clicked. When saving a coordinate bookmark the saved coordinates are from the position the ship is in when the button is clicked, even when in mid-move/warp. Object bookmarks save the coordinates from the object regardless of where your ship is.
| + | === Diplomacy Manager === |
| + | {| style="margin-left: 4em;" |
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| + | | style="vertical-align: top;" | [[File:Crowthrm_Kaundur.jpg|96px|link= User:Crowthrm Kaundur]] |
| + | | style="vertical-align: top; padding-left: 1em;" | <big>'''Crowthrm Kaundur'''</big> - <small>[https://forum.eveuniversity.org/ucp.php?i=pm&mode=compose&u=65549 Send a forum PM]</small> |
| + | The {{co|green|Diplomacy Manager}} is in charge of the day-to-day operations of the diplomacy team. They are responsible for setting standings and administering the Ivy League Alt Alliance and the EVE University Hall of Residence. |
| + | |} |
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− | '''Tips and tricks'''
| + | === Diplomats === |
− | [[File:Warning existing location.png|thumb|Warning existing object bookmark]]
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− | * Probes in space can be bookmarked, useful for creating perches on gates for example. See [[Bookmarking probes]]
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− | * {{Co|Yellow|Important:}} When an object is destroyed or moved the bookmark still points to the original position
| + | | [[Image:Aren_Dar.jpg|50px|link= User:Aren Dar]] || '''Aren Dar''' |
− | * Expiry can not be edited, but it can be canceled.
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− | * The same label can be used for multiple bookmarks. Identical labels will <em>not</em> overwrite each other.
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− | * Creating a second bookmark of the same object will cause a warning. If the warning is ignored a new bookmark is created for that object.
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− | * Opening the New Location window when docked will start the creation of an object bookmark. This will not change when undocking
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− | === Open the New Location window === | |
− | The window can be opened in several ways:
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− | For coordinate bookmarks.
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− | * Opening the [[#Opening the window|Locations]] window and clicking the Add Location button.
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− | * Using the hot-key (default: {{Button|CTRL}}+{{Button|B}}).
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− | For object bookmarks
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− | * Using the right-click option Save Location on an object (some objects, like ships, can not be saved and thus do not have the option)
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− | ** This option will work on, among others, - brackets in space - objects in the overview - objects in the market window - objects in the agent mission offer window - linked objects and agents in chat , mail and the notebook, anomalies and fully identified (green - 100%) signatures in the probe window and more.
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− | * Using the radial menu. The push-pin on the second level.
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− | * Opening the Locations window and clicking the Add Location button (Only when docked).
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− | [[File:Locations.png|thumb|Bookmarking an object in space.]]
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− | The only difference between these methods is that using the first method bookmarks your ship's current position in space while the second method bookmarks another entity's location in space. You can bookmark cans, POS (Player Owned Station), wrecks, and various site locations found during core probing. You can often even bookmark objects that do not have the "warp to" option. This is useful if you are trying to position yourself on large grids.
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− | == Sharing ==
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− | [[File:Locations-New Folder-Shared.png|thumb|New Folder window]]
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− | [[File:BookMarksInSpace.jpg|thumb|Personal and shared bookmarks have different icons in space.]] | |
− | Bookmarks are shared by placing them in a shared folder.
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− | Access to a shared folder is governed by [[Access List]]s. Before you create the shared folder you will need to create at least one access list to be used for the folder.
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− | Shared folders have four different levels of access. Higher access levels include all the features of lower access levels.
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− | # '''View access''': View and warp to locations.
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− | # '''Use access''': Add locations, edit/delete locations added by yourself, copy locations, add subfolders, edit/delete subfolders added by yourself.
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− | # '''Manage access''': Edit/delete locations and subfolders.
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− | # '''Admin access''': Delete/rename the shared folder, access management. Additionally, the shared folder is visible without getting a link.
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− | Just having access rights to the folder is not enough to make the folder visible to other people. To share the folder simply drag the folder into chat or mail. This creates a clickable link for the folder. If someone with access to the folder clicks this link they get the shared folder added to their Locations window.
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− | The exception to the above is Admin access. If you have Admin access to a shared folder you can always find it in your Locations window.
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− | To create a shared folder:
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− | If you haven't already done so, create an [[Access List]] and add the contacts you wish to share the folder with to the list.
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− | * Open the "Locations" window ('''Neocom -> Personal -> Locations''', default shortcut {{button|L}})
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− | * Click the '''Create Folder''' button
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− | * Enter a folder name (Required)
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− | * Enter notes (Optional)
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− | * Select the '''Shared folder''' option and:
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− | ** Assign an access list for '''Admin access''' (Required)
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− | ** Assign access lists to the other access levels as wanted (Optional)
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− | * Click {{Button|Submit}}
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− | {{expansion past|width= 50%|
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− | The bookmark system before December 2019 had very different system for bookmark sharing. There were no shared bookmark folders, instead, each corporation had single corporation wide folder. Bookmarks could also be turned into items and traded with other players with contracts.
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− | == Limits ==
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− | The number of bookmarks that a player can have is limited.
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− | * Each personal bookmark [[#Locations window|folder]] can contain 3,000 bookmarks.
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− | ** You can have up to 30 personal bookmark folders ([[#Folder status|online + offline]])
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− | ** You can have up to five personal bookmark folders online at once.
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− | * Each shared bookmark folder can contain 500 bookmarks.
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− | ** You can be [[#Folder status|connected]] to up to 30 shared bookmark folders (online + offline)
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− | ** You can have up to three shared bookmark folders online at once.
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− | * Bookmarks in shared folders become usable 2 minutes after being added.
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− | * Changes to shared bookmark folder access take up to 5 minutes to apply.
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− | == Common uses ==
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− | There are many types of bookmarks, but all capsuleers should at least have some basic bookmarks to travel in space safely and avoid traps or hunts. Depending on your role or operation you could extend your repertoire to various bookmarks.
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− | === Safe spot ===
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− | {{See also|Safe spots}}
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− | Safe spot bookmarks are one of the most important ways to use bookmarks. Safe spots are locations in space away from all charted entities. The only way to find someone in a safe spot and warp to that location is by using scan probes. Although you can be seen in a directional scan, you cannot be followed unless someone scans your location with probes.
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− | There are three basic types of safe spots.
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− | '''Mid-point safes''' are the simplest and least secure form of safes. Create a bookmark while warping between two celestials. It is fairly easy to get the approximate position of a midpoint safe by using [[directional scanner]] which makes them easier to probe. A determined pilot can even locate mid-point safes with the directional scanner and mid warp bookmarks.
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− | [[File:MidSafeMethod.jpg|thumb|Example of unaligned safe that has been made with one mid-point safe and a celestial.]]
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− | '''Unaligned safes''' are considerably more secure than mid-point safes. These spots are not in alignment between two celestial objects. Unaligned safes can be made by either bookmarking signatures/mission sites or by creating a safe spot while warping from between a mid-point safe and another location.
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− | '''Deep safes''' are the most secure form of safe spots. Usually, a safe is considered to be deep safe if it is more than 14 AU from any celestial and is not in between celestials. This makes it impossible to be seen with the directional scanner. Proper deep safes can be hard to make. The following are the three most common methods:
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− | * [[Incursions|Sansha's Nation incursion]] sites spawn far enough to be used as deep safes.
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− | * [[Sleeper Cache]]s can spawn more than 14 AU from the nearest celestial.
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− | * [[Abyssal Deadspace]] can be exploited to make deep safes.
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− | {{expansion past |
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− | * The old probe scanning system could be used to warp to an arbitrarily far location. This allowed making bookmarks that were hundreds or thousands of AU away. The safes nowadays called deep are just a pale imitation of the deep safes of the past.}}
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− | Never warp to within 'zero' of your safe spot. This will reduce your chance of being detected or compromising your safe spot location. And always move rather than sit still, so even if your location is known your adversaries will not be able to land to you at zero.
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− | === Salvage ===
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− | Wrecks can not be scanned down. If you wish to return to the battlefield you will need to bookmark the location before you leave.
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− | === Instadock ===
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− | When you warp to any location your ship will land approximately 2500 meters away from the target. On stations, this means that you can land outside of the docking range and are vulnerable to ganks as you approach the station. This is especially dangerous at trade hubs where gankers may try to kill you. Instadock bookmarks solve this issue.
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− | An instadock bookmark is simply a bookmark that is placed at least 2500 meters inside of the docking range. One common way of creating an instadock bookmark is by undocking from a station and saving the location immediately or while the overview says that you are within 0 meters of that station. Instadock bookmarks can be used in combination with the autopilot. Set the target station as your destination and warp to the instadock bookmark. Enable autopilot after entering the warp. As soon as you land on the bookmark your autopilot will automatically dock your ship.
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− | You can find a demonstration video on Youtube: [https://youtu.be/aKmn3rabMac Staying Safe - Insta-Docks].
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− | === Insta-undock ===
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− | When you undock from a station your ship will be moving at maximum velocity towards a certain direction. By having a bookmark far in that direction it is possible to instantly warp off after undocking.<br>
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− | The most common way of making an instaundock is to use a very fast MWD frigate. Undock from the station and burn away. It is also possible to use mid-warp bookmarks, celestial alignment or lucky signatures. The instaundock bookmark should ideally be far enough from the station so that it is not on the same grid. This way you will disappear from their overview after warping to it.<br>
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− | It should be noted that the ship heading has a small random variance on undock.
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− | Using instaundocks is not recommended for slow ships. A well placed combat prober will be able to probe a slow ship at the landing position before the slow ship is able to warp away.
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− | === Tactical ===
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− | Tactical bookmarks are bookmarks that are on grid with a point of interest (such as station or stargate) but far enough that hostiles on the grid will not be a danger to you and [[Tackling#Warp disruption fields|drag bubbles]] will not drag you. They should be at minimum 200 km away so that warping between the target and the bookmark is always possible.<br>
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− | Tactical bookmarks can be used to check the target grid before warping in or to prey on passing by ships, ready to warp in as soon as the victim arrives.[[File:TacticalBookmarkLayout.gif|thumb|Tactical bookmarks placed around a gate. Click to see animation.]]
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− | Tactical bookmarks "above" or "below" the target can also be used for bypassing bubbles.
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− | Tactical bookmarks can also be used for fast repositioning on grid. The recommended layout for a Tactical PvP Bookmark Setup is the classic 3 axes, 4 points per axes, with 150km separating each Bookmark Point. With this layout, almost every point around a designated area (eg. Jump Gate, POS, Station...) in a radius of 300km can be reached, allowing fast position changes as well as the famous "50km Warp" known to be the smallest distance a ship can warp to. if you have a target 50 km away and a tactical bookmark 200 km behind them you can warp to the bookmark at 150 km and land right on top of the target.
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− | The fastest way to create a Tactically Bookmarked Location would be the combined use of Micro Jump Drives (MJD) and Micro Warp Drives (MWD), although it was rarely used in the middle of a fleet fight, these could allow fast creation of such Bookmarks in those situations.
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− | ''Ender's View of Tactical bookmarks''<br>
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− | For those who are a fan of the book ''Ender's Game'':<br>
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− | While at first glance, an undocking ship appears to travel in a straight line, remember this is space and the orientation is in the eye of the beholder. Accordingly, Ender would articulate that when you undock, you are really "falling". Thus, the bookmark behind the undock point represents the High Ground of any combat situation. (If you want to see it in practice, imagine someone is shooting at you from behind the station the next time you undock; try to turn around and burn towards the hypothetical aggressor, and enjoy getting stuck bumping into the station.)
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− | Once you have established this collection of bookmarks around a station, you can extend the thinking to key stargates within the system. The "high ground" of a stargate is either the path that is furthest away from the sun or furthest away from your home station.
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− | === Bubbling ===
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− | Finding a good spot for a warp disruption bubble takes time. So if you think you may be camping the same stargate in the future, you will want to save the location where you want your bubble to be.
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− | == Organizing and managing ==
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− | As time goes by you will create a lot of bookmarks and if you don’t organize and manage them, you will mess them up. This section presents some basic techniques you can use to avoid that. The following are not strict rules. They are, however, built upon solid experience. In time, you should feel free to develop your own style and system. Corporations or elements thereof may have, like [[WHC Bookmark Naming Scheme|EVE Unis WHC]] does, rules for labeling
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− | === Labeling ===
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− | The most important part of organizing bookmarks is labeling. In stressful situations, you have to be able to recognize the right bookmark and use it in an instant. Therefore, bookmark labels need to have a standard, easily recognizable format. It is important to create - and use - an efficient way to label your bookmarks from the beginning. You will thank yourself in the future.
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− | Before labeling your bookmarks, you should familiarize yourself with the information automatically stored with your bookmarks in the Locations window.
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− | ; Label : Name assigned to the bookmark.
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− | ; Type : Type of bookmark. Either "Coordinate" or the name of the bookmarked object like "Station" or "" etc.
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− | ; Jumps : Number of jumps from your current location.
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− | ; SOL : Solar system the bookmark is located in.
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− | ; CON : Constellation the bookmark is located in.
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− | ; REG : Region the bookmark is located in.
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− | ; Date : Date and time of creation.
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− | ; Expiry : Date and time of auto deletion.
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− | ; Creator : Name of the capasuleer that created the bookmark
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− | This information is visible in (sort-able) columns on the Locations window and apart from Label and Expiry (limited) can <em>not</em> be edited.
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− | Try not to use information already available in the Locations window for bookmark labels, and keep it as simple as possible because you may need to find your bookmark in an instant in case of an emergency or a strict situation.
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− | * You can sort your bookmarks according to their jump distance. This way they will be available on top of the list.
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− | * You may reach your bookmarks through the right-click menu while in space. Only the bookmarks in the current system will show up in this menu.
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− | ** When you use the right-click menu to reach your bookmarks in space, you will also see your folders there (only those containing bookmarks in the current system though.)
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− | * Bookmarks in the root folder (not in a sub folder) are extremely easy to access in space - use this to your advantage.
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− | * Bookmarks can be moved between folders and subfolders by dragging them to the new location. Opening the target folder in separate window makes the dragging much easier.
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− | * Bookmarks can be copied from one folder to another by holding {{button|shift}} key while dragging (up to 10 at a time).
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− | === Locations window ===
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− | The Locations window is the central repository of your bookmarks. It has a three level structure of root-folders, folders and sub-folders.
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− | Folders and sub-folders can be used to organize your bookmarks. You can use (sub-)folders to arrange your bookmarks according to their uses. Folders are also used to control the availability and the visibility in space (see {{Section link| |Folder status}}).
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− | A folder, of any level, can be opened in its own window by using the right-click menu option "Open Group Window" or double-clicking the folder. Opening a folder in its own window automatically collapses the folder in the Locations window. Expanding that folder in the Locations window will close the stand-alone folder.
| + | == Standings == |
| + | E-Uni seeks to remain neutral. We allow anyone to request blue standings, but we will only agree to this when it is mutually beneficial. |
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− | Bookmark data is divided over 9 columns: Label, Type, Jumps, SOL, CON, REG, Date, Expiry and Creator (See {{Section link| |Labeling}}) for a description).
| + | === Check current === |
| + | Contact one of the diplomats listed, and they will verify the standings for you. |
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− | Bookmarks that are in the current system are high-lighted, with the color depending on the Color Theme used.
| + | === Change === |
| + | Changes to EVE Uni's standings toward other entities can be done by: |
| + | * joining the EVE University alt corporation, for alts of a member |
| + | * joining the Ivy League alt alliance, for corporations of alts of a member |
| + | * request standing change (e.g. blue status) for a corporation or alliance |
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− | ==== Root-folders ==== | + | ==== Join request ==== |
− | The Locations window has four build in "root"-folders: | + | * Add an '''alt character''' to the EVE University alt corporation - Use the [https://forms.gle/wMLowXQzQH3BwMYg6 Ivy League Alt Corp Request] form |
| + | * Add an '''alt corporation''' to the Ivy League alt alliance |
| + | ** Requires the [[Sophomore]] title |
| + | ** The corporation may not be war eligible <!-- Picked this up from EVE University Hall of Residence --> |
| + | ** Use the [https://forms.gle/wMLowXQzQH3BwMYg6 Ivy League Alt Alliance Request] form |
| + | <!-- After receiving agreement for the Ivy League Alt Alliance Request form request? If so make that clear.--> |
| + | *** Apply in-game to the alliance and transfer 24 million ISK to [[EVE University Hall of Residence]]. (This covers your fees from CCP for your corp being in the alt alliance). |
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− | [[File:Locations window collapsed.png]]
| + | ==== Standing change request ==== |
− | * Locations in <''System''>: This folder is managed by the game and will contain al personal and shared bookmarks that are in online folders in the system that you are currently residing in. <br>It has a second single window form that differs from the standard one as it has less(3) and different columns (Labels, Folder and Expiry). This folder is opened by clicking on the icon on the far right of the folder name.
| + | Request standings changes (e.g. blue status) for a corporation or alliance - Use the [https://forms.gle/M42CP8MADTrmVMyQ9 Ivy League Standings Request form]. |
− | * Personal Locations: This folder contains folders with your personal bookmarks that only you can see.
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− | * Shared Locations: This folder contains folders that either you have shared with others or others have shared with you.
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− | * Agent missions: This folder is managed by the game and will contain al bookmarks to locations that are related to missions that you have accepted.
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− | The root-folders Personal- and Shared Locations are divided into player controlled folders and sub-folders. There must be at least one folder to be able to store bookmarks.
| + | Please note that EVE University does '''not''' allow single characters, [[NPC corporations]], or corps within an alliance to be granted +5 status. |
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− | ==== Folders ==== | + | == Aggression reports <!-- Should this be Diplomatic incident?--> == |
− | Folders can contain a mixture of sub folders and bookmarks. Folder are used to control the usability of the bookmarks within (online/offline), the visibility of bookmarks in space and in the case of shared folders: access control.
| + | If an Ivy League member has been the victim of a diplomatic incident (for example, a Blue on Blue incident) please submit the details by completing the [https://forms.gle/oa6jSiyEg7gp2KFL9 Diplomatic Contact Form] so our diplomats can investigate the matter and adjust standings as necessary. |
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− | ==== Sub-folders ====
| + | If you believe to have been the victim of a diplomatic incident or poor behavior by an Ivy League member, please use the [https://forms.gle/oa6jSiyEg7gp2KFL9 Diplomatic Contact Form] to allow for the Diplomats to make further inquiries. |
− | Sub-folders can be created inside folders and can only contain bookmarks. Sub-folders can be used to control visibility in space.
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− | ==== Administrative folders ==== | + | == Contacting E-Uni's diplomats == |
− | These folders are controlled by the game.
| + | Join the chat channel '''Diplomacy (EVE Uni)''' or contact one of E-Uni's Diplomats directly via EVEmail.<!-- Discord / Discord DMs? --> |
− | ; Offline Folders : When one or more folders have the offline status this folder is created and the offline folders are placed in it. When there are no more folders with offline status this folder is automatically removed. This folder can exist in both Personal- and Shared Folders
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− | ; Shared folders With Admin Access : This folder contains all the shared folders for which you have Admin access regardless of their statuses (connected/disconnected - online/offline). The statuses are visible behind the folders.
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− | ==== Folder status ====
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− | | online / offline || (Shared) Folders || Controls whether the bookmarks are available for use and the availability of the folder when [[#Creating|creating]] new bookmarks. <br>Offline/online status is managed through the right-click menu. <br>When a folder is offline it is moved to the "Offline Folders" folder and appears grayed-out.
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− | | visible / invisible || (Shared) Folders<br>Sub-folders || Controls the visibility of bookmarks in space. <br>The visibility status is indicated and managed by the eye symbol behind the folder name. Green means visible, grey means hidden. <br>Clicking the eye symbol swaps the status.
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− | | connected / disconnected || Shared folders || Controls whether a shared folder is available to you. <br>Disconnected folders for witch you have "Admin access" can be reconnected through the "Shared folders With Admin Access" folder. Reconnecting to shared folders without "Admin access" requires the connection link. (see also {{Section link| |Sharing}})
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− | ==== Opening the Locations window ====<!-- Full text because of multiple opening the window sections -->
| + | {{EVEUniversityNav}} |
− | The locations window can be opened by:
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− | * using the Neocom menu: Personal > Locations
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− | * using the Neocom short-cut icon: Locations (The short-cut area is player configurable so the icon may or may not be there).
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− | * using the hot-key (Default: {{Button|L}})
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− | == External links ==
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− | * Devblog: [https://www.eveonline.com/news/view/shareable-bookmarks-alliance-bookmarks-and-more Shareable Bookmarks: Alliance Bookmarks and More!]
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