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| In an attempt to have one E-Uni standard, the LSC will defer to the WHC and adopt the [http://wiki.eveuniversity.org/WHC_Bookmarking_Scheme WHC Bookmarking Scheme]. | | In an attempt to have one E-Uni standard, the LSC will defer to the WHC and adopt the [http://wiki.eveuniversity.org/WHC_Bookmarking_Scheme WHC Bookmarking Scheme]. |
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| '''Sites'''<br/> | | '''Sites'''<br/> |
| Bookmarking sites that you will not run provides others in the LSC with the opportunity to run them, and also makes it easier for everyone to know if a new signature has appeared. | | Bookmarking sites that you will not run provides others in the LSC with the opportunity to run them, and also makes it easier for everyone to know if a new signature has appeared. |
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| '''Wormholes'''<br/> | | '''Wormholes'''<br/> |
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| * Take the time to warp to it at 100km. From your overview, right-click on the wormhole and select "show info" to see what you have. Indicate whether it is to High, Low, Null, or W-space in the <additional info>. | | * Take the time to warp to it at 100km. From your overview, right-click on the wormhole and select "show info" to see what you have. Indicate whether it is to High, Low, Null, or W-space in the <additional info>. |
| **W [ABC] C1-C3 | | **W [ABC] C1-C3 |
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| * DO NOT BOOKMARK wormholes from Scanner Results. Only bookmark wormholes while on-grid from your overview or in space. | | * DO NOT BOOKMARK wormholes from Scanner Results. Only bookmark wormholes while on-grid from your overview or in space. |
| **Except: if you did not warp to the wormhole, bookmark it from the scanner results and keep the name as "Unstable Wormhole." | | **Except: if you did not warp to the wormhole, bookmark it from the scanner results and keep the name as "Unstable Wormhole." |
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| | | Advanced: |
| | | * If you plan to explore the wormholes you find around the LSC, there is a more advanced bookmarking scheme that has been adopted from the WHC. |
| * Just keep in mind when bookmarking that * gets the ''current system name'' while . gets the ''destination system name'' and you're good to go (see below). | | * Resources: |
| | | **[http://wiki.eveuniversity.org/WHC_Mapping_Scheme WHC Mapping Scheme] |
| | | **[http://wiki.eveuniversity.org/WHC_Bookmarking_Scheme WHC Bookmarking Scheme] |
| | | * Please use the [https://euni.evewspace.com/map/35/ LSC Wormhole Mapper]. |
| =====Holes leading '''away''' from Innuendo=====
| | **Sign up using the usual E-UNI channel password as the registration code |
| Wormholes which take you further away from Innuendo are marked with a leading . (period), and to facilitate navigation and easy of removal we add the ''destination system name''.
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| Examples:
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| {| class="wikitable"
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| ! style="text-align:left;" | Wormhole
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| ! Bookmark
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| | ''Innuendo -> Bacon'' || .Bacon [XYZ]
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| | ''Innuendo -> Eggs'' || .Eggs [XYZ]
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| | ''Bacon -> B2L'' || .B2L [MNO]
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| | ''B2 -> B/D1'' || .B/D1 [STU]
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| |}
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| =====Holes leading '''toward''' Innuendo=====
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| We mark the way home with a leading * (i.e. the star guides you home), and to facilitate ease of removal we add the ''current system name''. Note that except for certain very rare cases, the bookmark for a hole heading "home" is unique for a given system.
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| Caution: if you use the destination system on * bookmarks they become confusing as we'll have all kinds of *Inn bookmarks for example which makes it hard to quickly see what can be deleted when chains collapse. As a side-benefit, you can always tell what system you're in by looking at the * bookmark.
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| Examples:
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| {| class="wikitable"
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| ! style="text-align:left;" | Wormhole
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| ! Bookmark
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| | ''Bacon -> Innuendo'' || *Bacon [XYZ]
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| | ''B2L -> Bacon'' || *B2L [XYZ]
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| | ''B4->B3'' || *B4 [MNO]
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| | ''B/D1->B2'' || *B/D1 [STU]
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| |}
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| =====End-of-life Wormholes (that are not mapped) =====
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| For end-of-life wormholes that the scanner doesn't want to jump into the format is .EOL {type of space is leads to} [Sig id]
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| Examples:
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| {| class="wikitable"
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| | .EOL Low [VVV]
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| | .EOL C4-C5 [WWW]
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| | .EOL dangerous [XXX]
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| | .EOL HS [YYY]
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| |}
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| =====Gate to gate connections =====
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| Sometimes when we find a k-space connection, we jump through a gate into the next system to look for more connections, if we find a connection we Bookmark the gates for ease of travel.
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| Examples:
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| {| class="wikitable"
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| ! style="text-align:left;" | Gate Connection
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| ! Bookmark
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| | ''Eggs -> E2H '' || .E2H [Gate]
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| | ''E2H -> Eggs'' || *E2H [Gate]
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| | ''Z1L -> Z2L '' || .Z2L [Gate]
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| | ''Z2L -> Z1L'' || *Z2L [Gate]
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| | ''Y1N -> Y2N '' || .Y2N [Gate]
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| | ''Y2N -> Y1N'' || *Y2N [Gate]
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| |}
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| We do this purely because the transition between using bookmarks in w-space for travel and movement and using gates on the overview is jarring and when you jump into Eggs looking for E2 and you can't find it due to it being a gate is annoying and opposing to our mapping scheme which was created so we don't need to rely on the mapper tool.
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| ===== Deleting bookmarks =====
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| When holes collapse, you need to delete any bookmarks that were related to that chain (unless someone is stuck in that chain and still needs them in which case that person should delete them once they're out). Assuming the bookmarks were named properly, if a connection collapses with a given system name (e.g. B/C1), you should be able to safely delete all bookmarks with the name of that chain in it (B/C-anything in this case).
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| This is why it is important that * bookmarks have the current system name rather than destination. Otherwise you could have lots of *Inn bookmarks which require you to start looking at actual J-system names to know what needs deleting. EOL wormholes that haven't been explored aren't labelled well in that regard; however, there are typically no issues deleting them as no one has been in there anyway.
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