EVE General Discussion

Since the Code is a living, breathing document, it's not possible to fully enumerate all of the rules. But here are some examples of the rules, to help everyone get a sense of its spirit:

- Mining indulgences may be purchased for 10 million isk per character, and are good for one year, subject to forfeiture.

- Miners should strive not only to avoid botting, but to avoid even the appearance of botting.

- Bot-aspirant behavior is not permitted.

- No AFK mining allowed. All miners are expected to remain at their keyboards at all times, and are required to prove their presence by responding in local when requested by the Supreme Protector or one of his Agents.

- New Order territory is a safe space for suicide gankers. Miners are required to put aside their prejudices and treat gankers with respect.

- Upon being suicide ganked, a miner should congratulate the ganker on his success. A "good fight" or "gf" in local is customary.

- No excessive mining. Miners should not fall into a routine of mining all day. I want well-rounded people in my system, not ice-mining machines.

- Keep local clean. Miners should be courteous in local and should refrain from the use of profanity.

- Respect for elected officials. As Saviour of Highsec, I acted as proxy when electing myself Supreme Protector. Miners should respect the will exercised by the people when they made this choice.

- The New Order of Highsec continues to recognize The Mittani as the legitimate Chairman of the CSM. This determination remains the rule in all New Order territories.

- Prejudice toward minorities is not permitted. For the sake of clarity, this cannot apply to all groups claiming minority status, but only discrete and insular minorities, which are defined as suicide gankers, Goons, and others who oppose highsec mining.

- If a miner does not wish to purchase a mining indulgence, he may still be granted a one-day reprieve, if he is able to correctly answer the Supreme Protector's Questions Three.

- Red Pen. On my desk there is a sheet of paper. In my desk there is a drawer. Inside this drawer is a Red Pen. If a miner commits an egregious offense or series of offenses, his name will be written on the paper with the Red Pen. If your name is written in Red Pen, the cost of an indulgence will be trebled and you will be at increased risk of bumping.

No, this has to stop

this is not "game play"

this is full on griefing, end of story

and i have the permission of the person whose mail it is

You read peoples mails and then post them on the forums ?? What is wrong with this world [insert drama effects].

The CODE mail was a job well done.

Coming from jita campers

kk bro, like i said, i had the permission to do so.

How's ur *merc* alliance doing oh yeh, it's not, hardly any of u left

gl with that

And this is new(s), how?

Before code this happened. When code is gone and barely remembered it will still happen.

I find it even somewhat commendable for the awoxer to explain what went wrong and what a few of the many options are for those now ex-corp members.

So, rather than be satisfied with CCP deciding to functionally ban proper awoxing, you're on here to complain that people are allowed to join your corp with any ill intent at all, and trying to get them banned.

This is the kind of thing you can only post on an NPC alt.

Good fight in local.

Whenever people have problems with themselves, they have to blame it on CODE. The way you guys are complaining, you will achieve nothing except perhaps that CODE disbands because they have feelings too, and with the constant hatred towards them, it is only a matter of time until those chaps leave, and then, EVE will become extremely boring.

Can I have one of those souvenir shares?

This isn't griefing because the act was not targeted at Players. But only at the corp.
Much as I find it a very lame thing to do, and oh dear god the spelling in that post. I'm not perfect but I do expect people to at least put decent effort in, especially to a large e-mail like that. And the hubris involved of telling other people what their experience of the game is is also.... exceptionally large.

But still, it's not griefing. If they had said they were trying to make the CEO quit EVE, then it is griefing.

As for the 'he told you what to do' no he didn't. A corp infiltrator there to spy for a war is basically impossible to spot if even slightly competent. No API check or background check would reveal that. Hence why all the Null alliances are full of long term spies. And feeding information to the wardec alliance is trivial to do without detection, thanks to out of game communication. All he did was splurge that everyone should join the Null blobs. Which.... is basically what CODE is really about, it's just a feeding ground to try and force people to Null.