Running a Mining Op: Difference between revisions

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The companion article for a mining operation fleet member is [[Participating in a Mining Op]].

This assumes a highsec op.

= Checklist =

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# Using the times logged, calculate shares for each member and use your wallet to transfer the ISK to them after the sales go through.

# Post an after-operation report on the [http://www.eve-ivy.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=45 Mining Forum] if you wish

= Notes on Running a Smooth Op =

* Assign someone to watch the "local" channel for people who might try to cause problems (more for JetCan ops than Orca ops).

* Assign someone to watch the local grid (in the overview) for visitors, possible threats and other ships and rats.

* Assign someone to watch Industry.E-UNI (and other relevant channels like Loo Operations) to bring new blood to the fleet and capture "rejoin fleet" requests.

* The hauler should, if possible, not be the booster, so that boosts are not lost when the hauler is docked up.

** Alternatively, at least structure the fleet so someone with Mining Foreman V is the booster when the hauler docks.

= Help from the Mining Manager =

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= Determining Shares =

~~TODO~~

The mining op fleet commander has the final say on how to distribute shares. (You're always free to find another fleet or start your own if you don't like it.) The fleet commander, however, does have the obligation to ensure that everyone joining the mining operation is aware of the rules and distribution of shares when they first join (or consider joining). Once the rules and shares are laid out, they should not be changed after the fact (except in a manner that benefits others or is done with their consent).

Below is a set of rules and shares that are considered the Eve University "Standard". Fleet commanders are recommended to use these as a base and inform fleet members of any modifications to these rules/shares.

== "Standard" Uni Mining Op Shares ==

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 The companion article for a mining operation fleet member is [[Participating in a Mining Op]].
+This assumes a highsec op.
 = Checklist =
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 # Using the times logged, calculate shares for each member and use your wallet to transfer the ISK to them after the sales go through.
 # Post an after-operation report on the [http://www.eve-ivy.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=45 Mining Forum] if you wish
+= Notes on Running a Smooth Op =
+* Assign someone to watch the "local" channel for people who might try to cause problems (more for JetCan ops than Orca ops).
+* Assign someone to watch the local grid (in the overview) for visitors, possible threats and other ships and rats.
+* Assign someone to watch Industry.E-UNI (and other relevant channels like Loo Operations) to bring new blood to the fleet and capture "rejoin fleet" requests.
+* The hauler should, if possible, not be the booster, so that boosts are not lost when the hauler is docked up.
+** Alternatively, at least structure the fleet so someone with Mining Foreman V is the booster when the hauler docks.
 = Help from the Mining Manager =
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 = Determining Shares =
-TODO
+The mining op fleet commander has the final say on how to distribute shares. (You're always free to find another fleet or start your own if you don't like it.) The fleet commander, however, does have the obligation to ensure that everyone joining the mining operation is aware of the rules and distribution of shares when they first join (or consider joining). Once the rules and shares are laid out, they should not be changed after the fact (except in a manner that benefits others or is done with their consent).
+Below is a set of rules and shares that are considered the Eve University "Standard". Fleet commanders are recommended to use these as a base and inform fleet members of any modifications to these rules/shares.
 == "Standard" Uni Mining Op Shares ==