Darn it, Kelduum, what you are supposed to look at is how to avoid Orca maintenance bays being used by outlaw pilots for suicide runs in high sec. Possibly by classifying that allowing an outlaw to use your maintenance bay marks you as aiding the person (makes sense I think) and makes the outlaw flag switch to you.

[quote=Kelduum Revaan]
Low sec combat pilots are a different breed than most. A lot of the militia troops I know actually apologize when they accidently blob a lone enemy - the overwhelming force is so unchallenging we have a "survivor's guilt" sort of complex where we wish we had worked harder for the kill. We pride ourselves on hard-earned kills, plain and simple. It's one of the many mentalities that seperates low sec culture, from null sec culture.

*obsesses on anonymity*
*is a npc corp alt*

Dean Kelduum Revaan,

Several capsuleers, previously Eve University students and professors, have accused you of managing your charter university like a private enterprise, or rather, a corporation. Grave accusations have been levied, such as the use of University InterStellar Kredits to fund your private bid for political power in the CONCORD-supported assembly of the Council of Stellar Management. What do you answer to the allegations?

On a completely unrelated note, in the light of the recent reaffectation of 60% of the Ministry of Education's budget to the Amarr Navy by Empress Jamyl Sarum, how do you expect Eve University to survive without significantly raising tuition costs?

Krios Ahzek, young capsuleer of the Goonswarm Federation

Actually, the desire to speak out without the need to disclose a link to in game character who is vulnerable to harassment and intimidation vs the desire to have ones elected representatives clarify their positions (particularly if they are running for reelection) is not so much of an oxymoron as you would make it out to be.

Seems perfectly rational to me.

fear of video game spaceship intimidation
lol

Post with your real life name and address. None of this pseudo-anonymity of hiding behind your avatar, you coward!

:P

Actually, the desire to speak out without the need to disclose a link to in game character who is vulnerable to harassment and intimidation vs the desire to have ones elected representatives clarify their positions (particularly if they are running for reelection) is not so much of an oxymoron as you would make it out to be.

Seems perfectly rational to me.

is your main eve account 'real life' to you?

I was pointing out the absurdity of you insisting on only one type of pseudo-anonymity as being acceptable.

Low-sec pirates have e-honar! And I have a bridge to sell you in Rancer.

Don't think this is the high sec candidate to get behind somehow...

Hans is the man - Hans Jagerblitzen for CSM7

lol
you honeslty think "potential threats to my friends and family" are interchangeable with "potential threats to my virtual spaceships"

fear of video game spaceship intimidation

seek help

What is your position on a 'dislike' button, so terrible gimmick posters may be negrepped into oblivion?

Yea, apparently I didn't phrase that very well.

In short though -10 sec status people in hisec should have the local police follow and point/web/neut/jam them (depending on sec status of the system), otherwise the low security status becomes a mild inconvenience, rather than something which should be a hinderance.

actually kelduum saying that 'people being -10 in hisec should be unable to board ships' on his recent twitter blurb is something both alarming and pathetic

Several capsuleers, previously Eve University students and professors, have accused you of managing your charter university like a private enterprise, or rather, a corporation...

Grave accusations have been levied, such as the use of University InterStellar Kredits to fund your private bid for political power...

On a completely unrelated note, in the light of the recent reaffectation of 60% of the Ministry of Education's budget to the Amarr Navy by Empress Jamyl Sarum, how do you expect Eve University to survive without significantly raising tuition costs?

I'll have to double check as its some time since I tried it, but they take a while to arrive, then either don't point, or they web then point, which is rather silly.

Until I've checked, consider the suggestion rescinded.

2. I would support a rework of the wardec mechanics which would put a little power to end the conflict in the hands of the 'defender', however this should not be without significant cost and/or danger. Similarly, the ability of mercenaries to get involved in ongoing conflicts without the normal warmup timers its something that is sorely missing at the moment.

And yet:

I wouldn't call that immunity.

Anyway, on a related note, here's an alternative way wardecs could possibly work: https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=67445&find=unread

actually kelduum saying that 'people being -10 in hisec should be unable to board ships' on his recent twitter blurb is something both alarming and pathetic

Possibly something to stop -10 sec status people from boarding ships in hisec, I don't see anything which needs to be significantly changed from the current situation.

the faction police does exactly that from the moment you board a ship. did you not know this?

After it being suggested for some years now, I've finally decided to run for CSM7.



For those who donGÇÖt know me, I am Kelduum Revaan, CEO of EVE University for the past two years, and director for more than three years before that. For those not familiar with E-UNI, we are the most successful training corp in EVE and one of the few truly autistic groups.