EVE University Rules: Difference between revisions

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EVE University has a [http://killboard.eveuniversity.org/ Killboard] which automatically collects data about all member ship kills and ship losses. This is updated around once per hour.

Members should [[Killboard|comment on all their ship losses]], describing the situation which lead to the loss. This is not a punishment, but a way to reflect on their actions and what they have learned. It also assists fleet commanders and our diplomats, who will sometimes need to know the story behind a ship loss. If members do not comment on their ship losses this may affect their ability to obtain additional access within EVE University.

Members should [[EVE University Killboard|comment on all their ship losses]], describing the situation which lead to the loss. This is not a punishment, but a way to reflect on their actions and what they have learned. It also assists fleet commanders and our diplomats, who will sometimes need to know the story behind a ship loss. If members do not comment on their ship losses this may affect their ability to obtain additional access within EVE University.

Members should also comment on any ship kills which they consider may require further explanation. This is especially relevant where a member appears on a ship kill with other people who are not members of EVE University, where the victim is a member of EVE University or one of our allies, or where there are other unusual circumstances. EVE University management and diplomats may sometimes contact members for more information about what happened.

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 EVE University has a [http://killboard.eveuniversity.org/ Killboard] which automatically collects data about all member ship kills and ship losses. This is updated around once per hour.
-Members should [[Killboard|comment on all their ship losses]], describing the situation which lead to the loss. This is not a punishment, but a way to reflect on their actions and what they have learned. It also assists fleet commanders and our diplomats, who will sometimes need to know the story behind a ship loss. If members do not comment on their ship losses this may affect their ability to obtain additional access within EVE University.
+Members should [[EVE University Killboard|comment on all their ship losses]], describing the situation which lead to the loss. This is not a punishment, but a way to reflect on their actions and what they have learned. It also assists fleet commanders and our diplomats, who will sometimes need to know the story behind a ship loss. If members do not comment on their ship losses this may affect their ability to obtain additional access within EVE University.
 Members should also comment on any ship kills which they consider may require further explanation. This is especially relevant where a member appears on a ship kill with other people who are not members of EVE University, where the victim is a member of EVE University or one of our allies, or where there are other unusual circumstances. EVE University management and diplomats may sometimes contact members for more information about what happened.