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 ===Fleets are not Raid Groups.===
-Although fleets at first appear to be similar to raid groups, they can be as large as the fleet commander can handle, and the have a special set of skills that allows for advanced command and control. Briefly, the leader of a fleet unit passes some of his or her skill values down to the members of that unit. Thus, while in a fleet, you may find that your character flies faster, shoots faster, and does more damage, than it does when on its own.
+Although [[Fleets_101|fleets]] at first appear to be similar to raid groups, they can be as large as the fleet commander can handle, and they are associated with a special set of skills that allows for advanced command and control. Briefly, the [[Fleet_Leadership|leader of a fleet unit]] passes some of his or her skill values down to the members of that unit. Thus, while in a fleet, you may find that your character flies faster, shoots faster, and does more damage than it does when on its own.
-Each E-UNI campus has its own "standing fleet." This is a fleet that members can join while they are flying in local space. This is a good way to meet fellow players and also to keep up on what's going on in the area. Be sure to read the UniWiki section on fleets and join the standing fleet whenever you can.
+Each E-UNI campus has its own "standing fleet" that members can join while they are flying in local space. This is a good way to meet fellow players and also to keep up on what's going on in the area. If you plan to follow a career that involves combat, even if you plan to eventually become a PVP Criminal, be sure to engage in as much fleet action as you can. There is very little solo PVP combat in EVE ... mostly because it is unusual for two evenly matched ships to meet in the vastness of space ... so fleets are where you learn how to use your ship as a weapon. Even Criminals operate in fleets, so get in as much training as you can.
-If you plan to follow a career that involves combat, even if you plan to eventually become a PVP Pirate, be sure to engage in as much fleet action as you can. There is very little solo PVP combat in EVE ... mostly because it is unusual for two evenly matched ships to meet in the vastness of space ... so fleets are where you learn how to use your ship as a weapon. Even Pirates operate in fleets, so get in as much training as you can.
+'''BOTTOM LINE:''' Be sure to read the UniWiki section on fleets and join the local campus standing fleet whenever you are online. Check the Calendar for fleet announcements, and join whenever you have a ship that meets the requirements.
-'''BOTTOM LINE:''' Be sure to read the UniWiki section on fleets and join the local campus standing fleet whenever you are online. Check the Calendar for fleet announcements, and join whenever you have a ship that meets the requirements.
 ===Mining, Trade and Research are full time, legitimate occupations.===