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In EVE Online each system has a [[System_Security|"security level"]] and there are various different areas of space. These are [[High_Security|high security space (high sec)]], [[LowSec|low security space (low sec)]], [[NPC_nullsec#Null_Security|null security space (null sec)]] - which can be either [[NPC_nullsec#NPC_NullSec|owned by NPCs]] or [[System_Security#Claimable_NullSec|by players]] - and [[wormholes]]. In general, our members are allowed to enter any of these areas of space either to fight other players, which is known as [[PvP]], or to do things like [[mining]], [[mission|mission running]], etc., which is known as [[PvE]]. However one area of space has some specific rules:

While in a wormhole which is controlled by one of our allies, members should not run any [[wormhole ~~Sites~~|wormhole sites]], mine or do any other PVE activities. We would consider the wormhole to be 'controlled' by one of our allies if there are any player owned structures in the wormhole belonging to an allied corporation or alliance. Allies will have a blue cross next to their corporation or alliance picture and will have a blue box next to them on your [[overview]], provided you are using the [[Installing_the_EVE_University_Overview|correct EVE University overview]], which members are asked to do during the application process.

While in a wormhole which is controlled by one of our allies, members should not run any [[wormhole sites|wormhole sites]], mine or do any other PVE activities. We would consider the wormhole to be 'controlled' by one of our allies if there are any player owned structures in the wormhole belonging to an allied corporation or alliance. Allies will have a blue cross next to their corporation or alliance picture and will have a blue box next to them on your [[overview]], provided you are using the [[Installing_the_EVE_University_Overview|correct EVE University overview]], which members are asked to do during the application process.

== Rules of Engagement ==

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 In EVE Online each system has a [[System_Security|"security level"]] and there are various different areas of space. These are [[High_Security|high security space (high sec)]], [[LowSec|low security space (low sec)]], [[NPC_nullsec#Null_Security|null security space (null sec)]] - which can be either [[NPC_nullsec#NPC_NullSec|owned by NPCs]] or [[System_Security#Claimable_NullSec|by players]] - and [[wormholes]]. In general, our members are allowed to enter any of these areas of space either to fight other players, which is known as [[PvP]], or to do things like [[mining]], [[mission|mission running]], etc., which is known as [[PvE]]. However one area of space has some specific rules:
-While in a wormhole which is controlled by one of our allies, members should not run any [[wormhole Sites|wormhole sites]], mine or do any other PVE activities. We would consider the wormhole to be 'controlled' by one of our allies if there are any player owned structures in the wormhole belonging to an allied corporation or alliance. Allies will have a blue cross next to their corporation or alliance picture and will have a blue box next to them on your [[overview]], provided you are using the [[Installing_the_EVE_University_Overview|correct EVE University overview]], which members are asked to do during the application process.
+While in a wormhole which is controlled by one of our allies, members should not run any [[wormhole sites|wormhole sites]], mine or do any other PVE activities. We would consider the wormhole to be 'controlled' by one of our allies if there are any player owned structures in the wormhole belonging to an allied corporation or alliance. Allies will have a blue cross next to their corporation or alliance picture and will have a blue box next to them on your [[overview]], provided you are using the [[Installing_the_EVE_University_Overview|correct EVE University overview]], which members are asked to do during the application process.
 == Rules of Engagement ==