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<p>'''<font size=2>Ways to improve</font>'''</p>

* Tagging is used to coordinate the fleet's damage, focusing fire to take down ships more quickly.

* Learn the order so you can tag on your own, without having to wait for the fleet commander's orders.

* Put up the first tag as you land in a pocket, before anything else, so people know what to shoot.

** Put up the first tag as you land in a pocket, before anything else, so people know what to shoot.

* Continue tagging the rest once the primary tag is up and you've started locking and/or shooting).

** Continue tagging the rest once the primary tag is up and you've started locking and/or shooting).

* Remember that not all fleet commanders have the same targeting order, so pay attention to your current fleet commander's preference.

** Remember that not all fleet commanders have the same targeting order, so pay attention to your current fleet commander's preference.

* A common way to avoid too much tagging is to only tag one of the two, or two of the tree primary targets, leaving the last one untagged (and thus last in order).

** A common way to avoid too much tagging is to only tag one of the two, or two of the tree primary targets, leaving the last one untagged (and thus last in order).

* If someone arrives on-grid late, re-tag one of the ships. This will refresh all tags and make them visible to the newcomer.

* Larger fleets sometimes have multiple taggers, one person tagging brawler targets while another tags sniper targets.

** Brawler targets are usually tagged with 0 - 9 numbers.

** Sniper targets are usually tagged with A - Z letters.

** The '''J''' (juliet) tag is often used to tag enemies you don't want killed.

* If you see split aggro, call it out and remind people to follow tags.

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 <p>'''<font size=2>Ways to improve</font>'''</p>
+* Tagging is used to coordinate the fleet's damage, focusing fire to take down ships more quickly.
 * Learn the order so you can tag on your own, without having to wait for the fleet commander's orders.
-* Put up the first tag as you land in a pocket, before anything else, so people know what to shoot.
+** Put up the first tag as you land in a pocket, before anything else, so people know what to shoot.
-* Continue tagging the rest once the primary tag is up and you've started locking and/or shooting).
+** Continue tagging the rest once the primary tag is up and you've started locking and/or shooting).
-* Remember that not all fleet commanders have the same targeting order, so pay attention to your current fleet commander's preference.
+** Remember that not all fleet commanders have the same targeting order, so pay attention to your current fleet commander's preference.
-* A common way to avoid too much tagging is to only tag one of the two, or two of the tree primary targets, leaving the last one untagged (and thus last in order).
+** A common way to avoid too much tagging is to only tag one of the two, or two of the tree primary targets, leaving the last one untagged (and thus last in order).
 * If someone arrives on-grid late, re-tag one of the ships.  This will refresh all tags and make them visible to the newcomer.
+* Larger fleets sometimes have multiple taggers, one person tagging brawler targets while another tags sniper targets.
+** Brawler targets are usually tagged with 0 - 9 numbers.
+** Sniper targets are usually tagged with A - Z letters.
+** The '''J''' (juliet) tag is often used to tag enemies you don't want killed.
+* If you see split aggro, call it out and remind people to follow tags.
 == Waitlist manager ==