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Examples:

'''Sie WH->C1 ABC'''

'''.Sie WH->C1 ABC'''

''Wormhole, passing from Sierra to a C1 wormhole. In the Probe Scanner window, the signature would have an ID tag that starts with the three-letter code "ABC".''

''Wormhole, passing from Sierra to a C1 wormhole. In the Probe Scanner window, the signature would have an ID tag that starts with the three-letter code "ABC". A period at the beginning of the bookmark indicates a wormhole that heads away from campus; an asterisk indicates a wormhole that points back to campus.''

'''C1 ~~Ice WI 1~~'''

'''C1 Ice1'''

''Warp-in point in an ice belt. If there is more than one warp-in point, they will be numbered.''

'''C1 ~~Ice Align Up~~'''

'''C1 Align1'''

''Off-grid alignment/warp-out point, ~1000 km ~~above~~ the warp-in point. Miners aligned to this point can warp out immediately.''

''Off-grid alignment/warp-out point, >1000 km away from the warp-in point. Miners aligned to this point can warp out immediately.''

'''C1 TAC WHexit @500k'''

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Miners will warp to their assigned warp-in point, and then always "Align To" one of the two opposing warp-out points at at least 75% max velocity. In case of danger, just warp out! In this scheme, miners are only vulnerable while they are reversing direction, switching between a "Up" and "~~Down~~" alignment bookmark because they have reached the edge of their mining range.

Miners will warp to their assigned warp-in point, and then always "Align To" one of the two opposing warp-out points at at least 75% max velocity. In case of danger, just warp out! In this scheme, miners are only vulnerable while they are reversing direction, switching between the "Align1" and "Align2" alignment bookmark because they have reached the edge of their mining range.

Miners will jet-can ore, just as they do in a high-sec shared-can op, but cans will be immediately tractored by a central Mobile Tractor Unit, where they can be easily scooped by the fleet hauler. Cans are vulnerable to attack in WH space, so they need to be scooped quickly. As a result, don't worry about naming your cans.

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 Examples:
-'''Sie WH->C1 ABC'''<br/>
+'''.Sie WH->C1 ABC'''<br/>
-''Wormhole, passing from Sierra to a C1 wormhole. In the Probe Scanner window, the signature would have an ID tag that starts with the three-letter code "ABC".''
+''Wormhole, passing from Sierra to a C1 wormhole. In the Probe Scanner window, the signature would have an ID tag that starts with the three-letter code "ABC". A period at the beginning of the bookmark indicates a wormhole that heads away from campus; an asterisk indicates a wormhole that points back to campus.''
-'''C1 Ice WI 1'''<br/>
+'''C1 Ice1'''<br/>
 ''Warp-in point in an ice belt. If there is more than one warp-in point, they will be numbered.''
-'''C1 Ice Align Up'''<br/>
+'''C1 Align1'''<br/>
-''Off-grid alignment/warp-out point, ~1000 km above the warp-in point. Miners aligned to this point can warp out immediately.''
+''Off-grid alignment/warp-out point, >1000 km away from the warp-in point. Miners aligned to this point can warp out immediately.''
 '''C1 TAC WHexit @500k'''<br/>
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-Miners will warp to their assigned warp-in point, and then always "Align To" one of the two opposing warp-out points at at least 75% max velocity. In case of danger, just warp out! In this scheme, miners are only vulnerable while they are reversing direction, switching between a "Up" and "Down" alignment bookmark because they have reached the edge of their mining range.
+Miners will warp to their assigned warp-in point, and then always "Align To" one of the two opposing warp-out points at at least 75% max velocity. In case of danger, just warp out! In this scheme, miners are only vulnerable while they are reversing direction, switching between the "Align1" and "Align2" alignment bookmark because they have reached the edge of their mining range.
 Miners will jet-can ore, just as they do in a high-sec shared-can op, but cans will be immediately tractored by a central Mobile Tractor Unit, where they can be easily scooped by the fleet hauler. Cans are vulnerable to attack in WH space, so they need to be scooped quickly. As a result, don't worry about naming your cans.