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* '''LiveIntel.ILN''' - If you're just jumping around in space and you see a war target in local, you can help out other members by providing intel in this channel. There may be someone a jump or two behind you who really needs to know about the war target you just saw burning to the gate, so don't keep it to yourself. We also have an Intel Map (see the MOTD of that channel) which you can use to report your intel in one click, easy.

Mumble

Aside from the channels listed above there is a list here of our [[Chat_Channels_and_Mailing_Lists|Chat Channels]]. If you have an interest in a specific area of the game, see if there is a chat channel on it where you can help out. If you are in a campus, join their chat channel and see if there are any questions you can answer.

Forum

===Mumble===

As part of the application process we asked you to download and install [[Mumble]]. Mumble is where a lot of people feel comfortable asking questions. It can be quite daunting to answer questions in voice, especially if you are shy, but there is nothing to worry about. If you know an answer to a question someone is asking be brave and answer. You can also learn a lot yourself just by sitting in mumble and listening to the general conversation. If there is not much going on in the public area, try moving to one of the campuses (check the title of the channel first to make sure you are allowed to join and don't just jump into a fleet channel unless you are on the fleet).

===Forum===

You can use the same login details you used for the EVE University Tool (where you applied) to log into our forum. We have several sections of the forum where people may ask questions:

* '''Questions and Answers''' - The most obvious place to start is the Questions and Answers section, which is divided up into different areas of the game. There is also a forum titled "What's Next?" for people who are looking for some direction.

* '''EVE University''' - This encompasses all the forums on EVE University itself, including the Hi and Bye forum (go and say hello to a few people, its always nice to feel welcome), general discussion and web services.

* '''Public EVE Discussion''' - You don't have to be a member of EVE University to sign up for a forum account. We sometimes get general game questions in this section from non-members or applicants.

==Running events==

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 * '''LiveIntel.ILN''' - If you're just jumping around in space and you see a war target in local, you can help out other members by providing intel in this channel. There may be someone a jump or two behind you who really needs to know about the war target you just saw burning to the gate, so don't keep it to yourself. We also have an Intel Map (see the MOTD of that channel) which you can use to report your intel in one click, easy.
-Mumble
+Aside from the channels listed above there is a list here of our [[Chat_Channels_and_Mailing_Lists|Chat Channels]]. If you have an interest in a specific area of the game, see if there is a chat channel on it where you can help out. If you are in a campus, join their chat channel and see if there are any questions you can answer.
-Forum
+===Mumble===
+As part of the application process we asked you to download and install [[Mumble]]. Mumble is where a lot of people feel comfortable asking questions. It can be quite daunting to answer questions in voice, especially if you are shy, but there is nothing to worry about. If you know an answer to a question someone is asking be brave and answer. You can also learn a lot yourself just by sitting in mumble and listening to the general conversation. If there is not much going on in the public area, try moving to one of the campuses (check the title of the channel first to make sure you are allowed to join and don't just jump into a fleet channel unless you are on the fleet).
+===Forum===
+You can use the same login details you used for the EVE University Tool (where you applied) to log into our forum. We have several sections of the forum where people may ask questions:
+* '''Questions and Answers''' - The most obvious place to start is the Questions and Answers section, which is divided up into different areas of the game. There is also a forum titled "What's Next?" for people who are looking for some direction.
+* '''EVE University''' - This encompasses all the forums on EVE University itself, including the Hi and Bye forum (go and say hello to a few people, its always nice to feel welcome), general discussion and web services.
+* '''Public EVE Discussion''' - You don't have to be a member of EVE University to sign up for a forum account. We sometimes get general game questions in this section from non-members or applicants.
 ==Running events==