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| − | Both [[EVE University]] and [[Ivy League]] hold a unique position in [[New Eden]]. Conceived and implemented with the express purpose of assisting new pilots through the steep learning curve of the first few months of the [[capsuleer]] experience, with no long-term goal of retaining those assisted, we are truly different from the vast majority of other capsuleer-run [[corporations]], and the success of the University can be measured in the respect we have earned in the New Eden community.
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| − | Part of that uniqueness are the rules that we adhere to as a group. These concepts are expressions of who we are and how we choose to interact with one another and with fellow capsuleers. They are not designed to be "fair" or "moral" or "ethical", they are simply the standards of conduct that we adhere to, which we have found to provide a suitable learning environment:
| + | EVE University members (including members of the EVE University Alt Alliance) are free to make their own choices, subject to the following rules: |
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| − | Any member is free to leave at any time if they find these policies repressive, and we reserve the right to remove members without warning if it is clear that they are not being followed.
| + | In EVE Online, most corporations will have rules which tell members against whom they can take aggressive action. EVE University follows 'Not Red Don't Shoot' in high security space and 'Not Blue Shoot It' everywhere else. It is ''expressly forbidden'' for members to take aggressive action against a player or group which has a non-aggression pact with EVE University. |
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| | + | Provided a member is using the [[EVE University Overview]]: |
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| − | == Code of Conduct ==
| + | * You can ''only'' engage players marked with the following icons in self-defence (i.e. they shot you) or with their express permission (e.g. as part of an event): [[file:ColorTag-PlusDarkBlue9.gif|Dark Blue Plus - Excellent standings from your alliance/corp/self]] [[file:ColorTag-PlusLightBlue9.gif|Light Blue Plus - Good standings from your alliance/corp/self]] [[file:ColorTag-FleetMember9.gif|Fleet Member]] [[file:ColorTag-StarBlue9.gif|Blue Star - Member of your alliance]] [[file:ColorTag-StarGreen9.gif|Green Star - Member of your corporation]] [[file:ColorTag-StarPurple9.gif|Purple Star - Member of your militia]] |
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| − | ==== Our members are honest in their dealings both with one another and the community ====
| + | * You can engage players marked with the following icons in '''high security space''': [[file:ColorTag-MinusRed9.gif|Red Minus - Terrible standings from your alliance/corp]] <span class="flashy">[[file:ColorTag-StarRed9.gif|Red Star - At war with your corp/alliance]] [[file:ColorTag-StarOrange9.gif|Orange Star - At war with your militia]] [[file:ColorTag-SkullOrange9.gif|Orange Skull - Pilot has security status below -5]] [[file:ColorTag-SkullRedBlack9.gif|Red Skull - Pilot is a criminal]] [[file:ColorTag-SkullYellowBlack9.gif|Yellow Skull - Pilot is a suspect]] [[file:ColorTag-SkullTurquoise9.gif|Turquoise Skull - Pilot has a limited engagement with you]]</span> - Note: Even though EVE University rules state all these are valid targets, CONCORD will destroy your ship if you engage anyone who is not 'flashy' (i.e. with one of the flashing icons) |
| − | We don’t lie, cheat or deceive. Our word is trustworthy. In times of war, strategic and tactical considerations may require temporary departures from this concept from the perspective of our enemies, but our allies and other members should never be given doubt about our commitment to operate with integrity.
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| − | ==== Our members treat all pilots both inside and outside the organization with respect ==== | + | * You can engage players marked with the following icons in '''low security, null security, and wormhole space''': [[file:ColorTag-Neutral.gif|Neutral Standing]] [[file:ColorTag-MinusOrange9.gif|Orange Minus - Bad standings from your alliance/corp]] [[file:ColorTag-MinusRed9.gif|Red Minus - Terrible standings from your alliance/corp]] <span class="flashy">[[file:ColorTag-StarRed9.gif|Red Star - At war with your corp/alliance]] [[file:ColorTag-StarOrange9.gif|Orange Star - At war with your militia]] [[file:ColorTag-SkullOrange9.gif|Orange Skull - Pilot has security status below -5]] [[file:ColorTag-SkullRedBlack9.gif|Red Skull - Pilot is a criminal]] [[file:ColorTag-SkullYellowBlack9.gif|Yellow Skull - Pilot is a suspect]] [[file:ColorTag-SkullTurquoise9.gif|Turquoise Skull - Pilot has a limited engagement with you]]</span> |
| − | Members are expected to be respectful. There will be no tolerance for personal attacks, [[Smack Talk|smack talk]], abuse, disparaging remarks and ridicule, either in-game or out. Property rights of others, both members and the community, are always to be respected in all forms.
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| − | ==== Our members keep all public communication channels free of inappropriate content ====
| + | * Areas of space in which CONCORD does not respond to aggression against a ship are considered to fall under the rules for '''low security, null security, and wormhole space'''. This includes, but is not limited to, max [[Corruption and Suppression|corruption]] high security space, [[Zarzakh]], and [[Pochven]]. Pods in these areas are permissible targets, even if pod-killing results in a CONCORD response. |
| − | While we appreciate that losing your ship to the last [[Rat|rat]] in a mission, falling for a contract [[scam]], or having everything you own destroyed by a [[Piracy|pirate]] in [[LoSec]] can be infuriating, members avoid profanity where possible. While occasional mild profanity may be tolerated, it is neither required or expected in common usage. Sexual or other off-color chat is to be avoided at all times, and there is very little tolerance in this regard.
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| − | ==== Our members do not exploit or otherwise violate the Eve Online EULA ====
| + | * With the exception of the Incursions community, it is forbidden to steal sites, or loot from sites being run, from anyone who cannot be engaged by the rules above. A site with multiple possible paths is considered 'owned' as a whole. In most cases, this means sites being run, or loot owned, by players in High Security Space or with the following standings in all other areas of space: [[file:ColorTag-PlusDarkBlue9.gif|Dark Blue Plus - Excellent standings from your alliance/corp/self]] [[file:ColorTag-PlusLightBlue9.gif|Light Blue Plus - Good standings from your alliance/corp/self]] [[file:ColorTag-FleetMember9.gif|Fleet Member]] [[file:ColorTag-StarBlue9.gif|Blue Star - Member of your alliance]] [[file:ColorTag-StarGreen9.gif|Green Star - Member of your corporation]] [[file:ColorTag-StarPurple9.gif|Purple Star - Member of your militia]] |
| − | For all members of EVE University and Ivy League, actions which breach the [http://www.eveonline.com/pnp/eula.asp End User Licence Agreement] (EULA) for Eve Online as set by CCP, are prohibited. Examples of these are account sharing and purchasing of ISK or in-game items for real money. Any member found to have engaged in any actions forbidden in the EULA will be immediately removed. In the event that a member has mistakenly breached the EULA, they are encouraged to [http://support.eve-online.com/pages/petitions/createpetition.aspx petition] CCP themselves via the normal channels to resolve the issue. Similarly, if a member has reason believe another player is violating the EULA, they are encouraged to petition them, and must not take any action in-game.
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| − | ==== Our members are free to make their own choices ====
| + | * In the event that another player “steals” a site from a university member who had already started it you are permitted to steal the loot |
| − | The corporation does not require members to live in certain star-systems and they may choose their own play times. Members are free to explore any of the skill sets available in New Eden at their own pace, in addition to participating in both scheduled and unscheduled classes and activities, as long as their actions do not conflict these policies. It is important that all members are aware that the restrictions laid out in the policies are based on many years of experience, and allow us to fulfil our mission while providing a suitable environment for new pilots.
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| − | ==== Our members are encouraged to balance "self" with "service" ====
| + | * Unless explicitly allowed by the clauses above, engaging is not allowed |
| − | When they first join the University, members are usually focused on advancing their skills, establishing a viable personal economy and generally learning how things work. As experience and knowledge levels increase, the members who were once new find that they are able to support the next generation of new pilots. The majority of our members naturally progress in this activity, and those that choose to stay with EVE University for longer periods often find this role very fulfilling and a primary reason for remaining.
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| | + | It is also forbidden to indirectly violate our rules of engagement by, for example, selling a [[Killrights|killright]] against a player with a non-aggression pact with EVE University, to allow another person to take aggressive action against them. |
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| − | == HiSec, LoSec, NPC NullSec, Claimable NullSec and W-space == | + | ==Other rules== |
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| − | ==== High Security Space ====
| + | <big>{{co|green|Our members:}}</big> |
| − | IVY members are permitted in all [[High Security]] space (security status of 0.5-1.0) without restriction, however all members must be aware that they are not protected from [[suicide ganking]] and similar actions, and should therefore avoid using the autopilot if carrying any moderately valuable cargo or modules.
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| − | ==== Low Security Space ====
| + | *Treat others, both inside and outside of EVE University, with respect |
| − | IVY members are permitted in all [[LowSec]] space (security status of 0.1 - 0.4) without restriction, on the understanding that they are open to attack by all parties. Appropriate escorts should be used for any valuable cargoes, and the autopilot must not be used.
| + | *Are honest and keep their word |
| | + | *Give back to the community |
| | + | *Keep our communication channels welcoming for everyone, polite, and "family-friendly" - for more information see our [[Communications Policy]] and also [[Voice Communications Etiquette]] |
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| − | ==== NPC NullSec ====
| + | <big>{{co|red|Our members do not:}}</big> |
| − | IVY members are permitted in the [[Great Wildlands]], [[Curse]], [[Syndicate]] and [[Outer Ring]] regions, but are aware that they are open to attack by all parties. Appropriate escorts should be used for any valuable cargoes, and the autopilot must not be used. [[Venal]] and [[Stain]] are not open to members as to reach them you must travel through Claimable Null Security Space. Autopilot in these regions is prohibited.
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| − | ==== Claimable NullSec ====
| + | *Risk EVE University’s neutrality, including engaging in structure warfare without the appropriate permission - for more information see [[Neutrality]] |
| − | For reasons of [[neutrality]], IVY members are not permitted in non-[[NPC nullsec]], unless as part of a director authorized event or project. It is suggested that members use the [[Using the Autopilot Avoidance#Avoiding Constellations and Regions|Autopilot avoidance]] system to prevent accidentally straying into NullSec.
| + | *Violate EVE Online’s [https://community.eveonline.com/support/policies/eve-eula-en/ EULA] |
| | + | *Stream fleets without permission from the FC - see our [[Streaming and Video Publishing Policy]] |
| | + | *Engage in ransoming other players |
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| − | ==== Wormhole Space ==== | + | ==Loot distribution== |
| − | IVY Members are free to enter [[Wormholes|wormhole space]], however this is done so entirely at their own risk. Due to the nature of W-space, members should ensure that they take sufficient resources with them when entering. All members must avoid exits which lead to Claimable NullSec, only making use of a wormhole leading to these regions in the event there are absolutely no alternatives, and must contact a [[Director]] via '''convo or forum PM''' before proceeding, then travel directly and immediately to the nearest authorised system without stopping.
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| | + | In EVE Online when a ship is destroyed it leaves behind a 'wreck', which contains both loot and [[salvage]]. EVE University considers all wrecks of player's ships to belong to the player who lost the ship. |
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| − | == Rules of Engagement ==
| + | * Loot and salvage from wrecks of EVE University members should be given back to their owner |
| | + | * EVE University members may take loot and salvage from a wreck of a ship they were allowed to fight under our rules of engagement |
| | + | * Any other wrecks should not be touched unless they have been abandoned, which means they will be blue on the overview, or the member has the consent of the player who owns the wreck |
| | + | * If a fleet obtains loot or salvage from player ships they have destroyed during the fleet, the Fleet Commander may decide what to do with it. Any distribution of items or ISK must be done in a fair and transparent manner |
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| − | ==== [[file:war.png|War Target]] War Target ====
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| − | IVY members may initiate combat with war targets at will, however they should avoid doing so without sufficient support. Pod-killing of war targets is actively encouraged as a deterrent to the hostile force.
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| − | ==== [[file:criminal.png|Criminally Flagged]] Criminally Flagged ====
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| − | IVY members may initiate combat with player-pirates who are criminally flagged, for reason including (but not limited to) theft, unprovoked attack or [[security status]] below -5.0. Note that a criminal flag for theft does not propagate further than corporation members and other IVY corporations cannot retaliate for theft from another corporation.
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| − | ==== [[file:minus10.png|Enemy of the Alliance]] Enemy of the Alliance ====
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| − | IVY members may initiate combat with these groups in lowsec, nullsec and w-space, including pursuing them into their space and attacking non-combat ships (shuttles, mining barges, industrials, etc). Structures such as Outposts, Starbases (POSs), Customs Offices and similar may not be engaged without prior written authorization from a director.
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| − | ==== [[file:minus5.png|Hostile to the Alliance]] Hostile to the Alliance ====
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| − | IVY members may initiate combat with these groups in lowsec, nullsec and w-space. You may not pursue into their own territory. Industrial assets (structures and non-combat ships) are not to be engaged. Do not go out of your way to irritate hostile pilots, but feel free to engage them.
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| − | ==== [[file:neutral.png|Neutral]] Neutral ====
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| − | When flying in Empire space (0.1 Security Rating or higher), IVY members may only fire on neutrals when first fired upon. If a neutral fires upon you or your fleet, their corp or alliance should be considered [[Hostile to The Alliance]] until the end of the operation. Industrial assets (including NPC customs offices) should not be engaged unless they pose a clear threat to the fleet.
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| − | In W-Space or 0.0, IVY members may operate NBSI (Not Blue, Shoot it), with an exception to industrial and non-combat assets. IVY members may not engage non-combat ships (including [[Tech 1]] and [[Tech 2]] variations of [[Shuttle]]s, [[Industrial]]s, [[Mining Barge]]s, [[Capital Industrial]]s, [[Freighter]]s), ships being used as Cynosural beacons for logistical purposes on stations, or neutral [[POS]]es (these exceptions do not apply to the Fountain Null-Sec Camp). Use of area effect items (bombs, bubbles, etc) are authorised.
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| − | If a neutral fires upon you or your fleet in any space they may be engaged, however at the first opportunity you must notify an [[Director of Diplomacy|EVE University diplomat]] to pursue diplomatic relations and apply relevant standings to the hostile party.
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| − | ==== [[file:plus5.png|Non Aggression Pact]] Non Aggression Pact (NAP) ====
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| − | IVY members will not engage any player who has 'NAP' standings unless fired upon, and then only as self defense (you may not follow nor retaliate). These groups have agreed to a ceasefire with IVY, and as such any pilot violating this should be reported to a director immediately.
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| − | ==== [[file:plus10.png|Friend of the Alliance]] Friend of the Alliance ====
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| − | Joint operations and mixed membership fleets are available with these groups, however only against Enemies of the Alliance. IVY Members will not engage these Friends unless as a last resort. Any problems should be reported to a director immediately.
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| − | == Kill Rights ==
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| − | The Kill Rights system allows revenge on a player who has previously illegally destroyed a ship in [[Empire Space|Empire space]], in which the killed party had no chance or desire to fight back. You can view Kill Rights you have and those against you from your in-game NeoCom>Character Log>Kill Rights. This also includes the time left to engage those rights. You should review the [[Kill Rights|mechanics around kill rights]], then follow these rules:
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| − | # Check the standing of whomever you are attempting to exercise Kill Rights against regularly. It can change.
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| − | # If you have Kill Rights on someone who is neutral, -5, or -10 to EVE University, you may exercise those Kill Rights within their legal limits.
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| − | # If you have Kill Rights on someone who is +5 or +10 to EVE University, then you must contact a University Diplomat or Director for permission to exercise those rights, and that contact must have been within the previous 15 days.
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| − | # If you have Kill Rights against you, you must notify the FC of any and every fleet, event, or practical class you join while those Kill Rights are active.
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| − | # If someone attempts to exercise their kill rights against you, you may defend yourself.
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| − | # EVE University fleets or individual members must not assist in defense against Kill Rights being exercised against EVE University members unless the ROE specifically allows the engagement.
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| − | # If you have any questions about Kill Rights in either direction, you must contact an EVE University Diplomat or Director before engaging or putting yourself in a position to be engaged.
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| − | == Security Status ==
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| − | EVE University members are required to maintain a positive [[Security Status]] during their time in the corporation.
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| − | If a members SecStatus is negative at any time they will lose all [[Titles Within EVE University|titles]] until it has been returned to a positive value, and if their SecStatus is still negative after two weeks, then the member will be removed from their corporation.
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| − | To avoid these actions, it is suggested that members avoid taking actions which will reduce their SecStatus to negative numbers, ensure their SecStatus is returned to a positive value as soon as possible, or ensure they maintain a significantly positive SecStatus to absorb any losses.
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| − | == War Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) ==
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| − | During war-time, EVE University uses a set of guidelines known as 'Standard Operating Procedures' (SOP), typically referred to as "the War SOP".
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| − | These are part of a carefully crafted war doctrine based on years of experience, which is intended to keep members safe and impart the knowledge neccecary to survive, while bringing the war to a quick close by denying the war's entertainment or profit value to the enemy, frustrating or even boring the enemy at every chance we get. To that end, the SOP is intended to:
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| − | *Deny the enemy easy kills of helpless non-combat ships.
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| − | *Deny the enemy easy kills of poorly-fitted ships.
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| − | *Deny the enemy any kills of high-value ships.
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| − | *Deny the enemy any chance to banter or smack talk with us.
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| − | *Deny the enemy any enjoyment from the conflict.
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| − | More information and the full details along with restrictions placed on members are available on the [[Wartime Standard Operating Procedures]] page.
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| − | == UNI Fleet, Wing, Squad Command Sobriety ==
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| − | Leading a fleet of UNI members, or any part of a fleet, is a privilege, and should be treated as such. Your corpmates look to fleet, wing and squad commanders to lead them effectively. Therefore, UNI management takes a very dim view of anyone who assumes a fleet, wing or squad commander position while intoxicated. Impaired judgement while under the influence leads to bad decisions, bad fleet outcomes, diplomatic problems for the UNI, stranded fleet members, and a bad time during and after a fleet. If you are drunk or high, don't command any part of a UNI fleet.
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| − | == Mixed Membership Fleets ==
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| − | Due to neutrality reasons, and our policy of non-involvement, there are a number of restrictions on fleet composition:
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| − | ==== Combat Fleets ====
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| − | * Combat fleets (likely to involve the destruction of other pilots ships), formed to attack or defend against non-specific targets must only include IVY members.
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| − | * Combat fleets with plans to engage specific [[Enemy of the Alliance|Enemies of the Alliance]] such as [[War Targets]], may only include both IVY members and pilots who are [[Friends of the Alliance]].
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| − | * All PvP fleets with other combinations risk all the members involved being removed. There can be no excuses for mixed fleets involved in PvP.
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| − | ==== Non-Combat Fleets ====
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| − | * Non-Combat fleets (formed for mining, missions and similar activities) may include any members regardless of standings, however in the event the fleet is involved in any combat, the kill or loss must be posted to the killboard immediately, and include a full description of the situation.
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| − | * [[Wormhole]] fleets, due to the aggressive nature of the space, is considered PvP, however members may join or form fleets that include pilots with [[Non Aggression Pact|NAP]] or [[Friends of the Alliance|Friend]] status from IVY. As WH space operates on NBSI (except industrial assets, see above), IVY pilots may defend blues in WH space from neutral attacks, however fleets containing non-IVY members should not be searching for or aggressively taking part in PvP.
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| − | * Again, due to the aggressive nature of the space involved, all activities in [[losec]] and [[nullsec]] are considered live fire and therefore are classified as PvP fleets at all times.
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| − | We understand that the above is quite complex, so if in doubt, please avoid any mixed membership fleets. IVY and its members benefit greatly from its neutrality, and even a small misunderstanding can threaten our mission significantly.
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| − | == Communications ==
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| − | ==== In-Game and Mumble ====
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| − | * Apart from an occasional 'GF' (good fight) in local, E-UNI members must not speak to any Enemies of the Alliance (-10 standing) or War-Targets at any time via local, private conversations or any other means than official Uni methods, such as E-UNI channels, forums, mumble, etc., and any attempts by hostile parties to contact a member outside of these methods must be reported to a director and/or diplomat immediately.
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| − | * Conversations with E-UNI alumni are are always allowed, however members are reminded to remain civil and report any issues to management immediately.
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| − | * During fleet operations there is a strict no-talking-in-local policy. Fleet Commanders may allow a 'GF' in local after a fight at their discretion.
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| − | * During fleet operations there is a 'no chat' restriction on the mumble channel for the duration of the operation. Communications must be kept clear for reporting. Fleet Commanders may soften this at their discretion.
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| − | * IVY members may only listen on a fleet operation channel if they are an active member of that fleet, invited to listen in by the Fleet Commander, or are a Director or an ILN Staff Officer or higher rank.
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| − | * [[Operational Security]] is very important in a group the size of EVE University where everyone cannot know everyone else, and effectively means you should not talk in public about any combat activity until it is concluded.
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| − | ==== Forums and Out of Game Communications ====
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| − | * E-UNI members are not authorised to post on the 'Corporations, Alliances and Organizations Center' of the EVE Online forums unless given explicit permission by a director.
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| − | * E-UNI members must not post in any discussions related to EVE University itself, on the official EVE forums or elsewhere, unless given explicit permission by a director. Please bring any posts such as these which you feel may need a comment or similar to the attention of the management and let an authorised person post instead. This includes using 'alts' or other pseudonyms.
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| − | ==== Killfeed / Killboard ====
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| − | * IVY members '''should''' post all kills and losses to the EVE University [http://killfeed.eve-ivy.com Killfeed] manually. Any not posted manually will be automatically posted from the EVE API, however not posting losses may affect your [[MI Index]]. NPC losses and in-corp losses must '''also''' be posted.
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| − | * All posts to the Killfeed must include a comment on the situation which lead to the kill/loss, either from the IVY member with the highest amount of damage, or the person who lost the ship in the case of losses. These are an invaluable resource for both Fleet Commanders and the Diplomatic Team.
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| − | * Failure to post a comment on your kills or losses will directly affect your [[MI Index]], and may result in suspension from E-UNI while an investigation is carried out, so please ensure you always post a comment on your kills and losses to avoid this.
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| − | * Wrecks of player ships are considered the property of the owner of the lost ship.
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| − | * Any containers (wrecks and cans) which are unwanted should be [[Abandoned Containers|abandoned]] at the first opportunity.
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| − | * IVY members may take loot and salvage items from all abandoned (blue) containers and wrecks.
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| − | * The owners of an in-corp (white) container must be asked before looting or salvaging.
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| − | * Any owners of out-of-corp (yellow) containers must be asked before looting or salvaging. If possible, they should mark the container as abandoned to prevent criminal [[flagging]].
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| − | * IVY members may loot, salvage or steal from Enemies of the Alliance or Criminally Flagged groups, however you do this at your own risk.
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| − | * All loot and salvage from war targets is considered property of the ILN. The closest pilot to the wreck has permission to loot and salvage at the Fleet Commanders discretion, and members must not rush to the wreck hoping to get the loot. This loot should be passed to a tanked ship to return to HQ at the end of the fleet op where all the spoils are to be deposited directly into the ILN hangar. Fleet and Wing Commanders will keep track of this, if you are found to be stealing you will be punished.
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| − | == Restricted Ship Classes ==
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| − | * Capital Ships are prohibited in all classes of space without permission from an E-UNI Director. This is defined as any combat ship which requires a jump drive to move around, ie: [[Dreadnought]], [[Carrier]], [[Supercarrier]] and [[Titan]] class ships. Permission will be given on a case-by-case basis, dependent on the individual pilots experience. Freighters, Jump Freighters and Capital Industrial ships are not covered by this rule.
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| − | * Other restrictions apply during wartime. For full details see the [[Wartime Standard Operating Procedures]].
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| − | == Consequences ==
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| − | Failure to follow the above may result in one or more of the below consequences.
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| − | * An unpleasant talk with a senior member of your corporation or another senior member of the alliance.
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| − | * Reduction or removal of roles/titles within your corporation.
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| − | * Suspension pending investigation.
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| − | * Destruction of your ship and/or pod.
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| − | * Expulsion from your corporation.
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| − | == Clarifications ==
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| − | Any questions on or clarifications of the above rules should be referred to a [[Director]] or the [[Student Relations Manager]].
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| − | == Related Links ==
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| − | * [[Inactive Member Policy]] - after a set period of inactivity members may be dropped for administrative reasons (with no penalties on returning)
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- Note: Even though EVE University rules state all these are valid targets, CONCORD will destroy your ship if you engage anyone who is not 'flashy' (i.e. with one of the flashing icons)
