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===Unistas should have combat ships—including EWAR, heavy tackle, and/or damage-dealers—in system.===

Low-sec mining offers a unique opportunity to initiate PvP! EVE University has permanently changed its Rules of Engagement in low sec to "Not Blue Shoot It" (NBSI), meaning that we can pre-emptively aggress anyone in low-sec space. EVE's [https://wiki.eveonline.com/en/wiki/Crimewatch Crimewatch] system does have implications for aggression in low sec, but in general, aggressors are safe from CONCORD intervention and from station and gate guns. That means that we are vulnerable to attack, but we can also initiate attack!

Low-sec mining offers a unique opportunity to initiate PvP! EVE University has permanently changed its [http://wiki.eveuniversity.org/EVE_University_Rules#Rules_of_Engagement Rules of Engagement] in low sec to "Not Blue Shoot It" (NBSI), meaning that we can pre-emptively aggress anyone in low-sec space. EVE's [https://wiki.eveonline.com/en/wiki/Crimewatch Crimewatch] system does have implications for aggression in low sec, but in general, aggressors are safe from CONCORD intervention and from station and gate guns. That means that we are vulnerable to attack, but we can also initiate attack!

There are a variety of reasons why we might engage in combat. If one of our mining vessels is pointed or scrammed, we might act to save it. Or, if we are being harrassed, we might act to convince pirates to leave us alone. Or maybe we just want a good fight! In any of these cases, the types of ships we use will depend on the specific situation we're in. I recommend miners have a few different ships at their disposal:

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 ===Unistas should have combat ships—including EWAR, heavy tackle, and/or damage-dealers—in system.===
-Low-sec mining offers a unique opportunity to initiate PvP! EVE University has permanently changed its Rules of Engagement in low sec to "Not Blue Shoot It" (NBSI), meaning that we can pre-emptively aggress anyone in low-sec space. EVE's [https://wiki.eveonline.com/en/wiki/Crimewatch Crimewatch] system does have implications for aggression in low sec, but in general, aggressors are safe from CONCORD intervention and from station and gate guns. That means that we are vulnerable to attack, but we can also initiate attack!
+Low-sec mining offers a unique opportunity to initiate PvP! EVE University has permanently changed its [http://wiki.eveuniversity.org/EVE_University_Rules#Rules_of_Engagement Rules of Engagement] in low sec to "Not Blue Shoot It" (NBSI), meaning that we can pre-emptively aggress anyone in low-sec space. EVE's [https://wiki.eveonline.com/en/wiki/Crimewatch Crimewatch] system does have implications for aggression in low sec, but in general, aggressors are safe from CONCORD intervention and from station and gate guns. That means that we are vulnerable to attack, but we can also initiate attack!
 There are a variety of reasons why we might engage in combat. If one of our mining vessels is pointed or scrammed, we might act to save it. Or, if we are being harrassed, we might act to convince pirates to leave us alone. Or maybe we just want a good fight! In any of these cases, the types of ships we use will depend on the specific situation we're in. I recommend miners have a few different ships at their disposal: