Crime & Punishment

Pardon, i forgot to introduce myself. I am Piz, and i like to gank ships.
I m the Sheriff of Starsystem Balle (which is Sweden a simular name for a "penis")
which i defend and maintain for James 315, the Savior of Highsec.
Usually i stay just there, because i am old and dont like to travel alot anymore.
I follow the Code., i fight for the Code., but i m no actual member for the Code Alliance.
But what about you, Miss Lan Wang, did you ever Praise James 315 and his idea for Highsec?

Miss Wang, you can call me a wannabe or whatever you like, we fight for a higher mission and i am immune to any
foul or offensive language. So lets take a deep breath together and analyse why you forgot such an important and elemental part of the game as the Halaima Code of Conduct.

I guess, the reason for this disease to forget about elemental things can be only excessive mining activities, which dulls the brain as alcoholics do. I am right Miner?

But thanks, you make me feel relevant

Hi Chiana, and thanks for your feedback.

You see, the Code is, undoubtedly, the most important, but by no means the only legal document in highsec. Judging by the time of your posts, chances are high that you come from either America or Australia, which makes it easier for you to understand the concept of common law. In the United States, you cannot say that you have studied the American constitution unless you have also studied the innumerable decisions of the Supreme Court. Likewise, not only does the Law of Highsec consist of the New Halaima Code of Conduct (the Constitution of Highsec, so to say), but also encompasses all the posts and articles of James 315 on www.minerbumping.com and third-party websites. The Saviour of Highsec has frequently codified (pun intended) various precedents set forth by our valiant Agents, which includes, but not limited to, prevention of autopiloting, decadent fitting, or, like in your case, hauling without a valid mining permit.

As for using profanity in local and in exchanges with our Agents, you are correct in mentioning that it is, indeed, a common feature among highsec miners. You should keep in mind, however, that by sticking to this way of communication you by default make yourself equal to that exact lowest denominator, which is why addressing the perpetrator as "miner" when asking him to calm down (as in "Miner, calm down") is recommended by the New Order Agents' SOP.

For further inquiries on the possibility of a reimbursement, you need to present your lossmail so that we all can figure out what actually happened.

I hope that this response has been able to clarify the fine points of the Code and will improve the enjoyability of your stay within the space of the New Order of Highsec.

Praise James!
-- S.

Hi Chiana, and thanks for your feedback.

You see, the Code is, undoubtedly, the most important, but by no means the only legal document in highsec. Judging by the time of your posts, chances are high that you come from either America or Australia, which makes it easier for you to understand the concept of common law. In the United States, you cannot say that you have studied the American constitution unless you have also studied the innumerable decisions of the Supreme Court. Likewise, not only does the Law of Highsec consist of the New Halaima Code of Conduct (the Constitution of Highsec, so to say), but also encompasses all the posts and articles of James 315 on www.minerbumping.com and third-party websites. The Saviour of Highsec has frequently codified (pun intended) various precedents set forth by our valiant Agents, which includes, but not limited to, prevention of autopiloting, decadent fitting, or, like in your case, hauling without a valid mining permit.

As for using profanity in local and in exchanges with our Agents, you are correct in mentioning that it is, indeed, a common feature among highsec miners. You should keep in mind, however, that by sticking to this way of communication you by default make yourself equal to that exact lowest denominator, which is why addressing the perpetrator as "miner" when asking him to calm down (as in "Miner, calm down") is recommended by the New Order Agents' SOP.

For further inquiries on the possibility of a reimbursement, you need to present your lossmail so that we all can figure out what actually happened.

I hope that this response has been able to clarify the fine points of the Code and will improve the enjoyability of your stay within the space of the New Order of Highsec.

Praise James!
-- S.

I was led to believe there was one document, which was not updated and it didn't cover the situation at hand. Which was the whole point of the original message. Which, had you bother to read it in full, or even, as a worst case scenario, been able to read it at all, would hopefully had understood.