Freeeeee!

If you can go the the form, and not be told you’ve already submitted, you probably ran into a timeout issue with it.

(always do the text in another application like notepad, then copy and paste it into the form, which you’ve freshly refresh)

Agent? Seriously? Agent of who?

And you’re one to talk. Sure, you’ve edited your post to be more civil now, but it started off being a bare accusation of CCP trying to game the submissions of CSM ballots, to just people they like.

And yes, the email address was wrong on the application form. Which you’d only have known, if you’d seen the form. On the web page talking about the application process, it was correct. And did you really think that csm-contact@ccpgames was a valid email address? Seriously?

And just for reference, I did go and look at the pages (other than the applicaiton form) when you mentioned them. Which is when I told you were to find the link. That was through Discord. You didn’t, at that time, respond, and instead posted this forum topic (which was a lot harsher to begin with)

And yes, I brought it to Dopamine’s attention. If you’re waiting for an apology, however, you’ll be w...

I’ll poke them over that email there. Not that anyone who’s used the internet would think it’s a valid email.

The correct one is in the accompanying documentation.

He was complaining that the form wasn’t on the CSM page. Which it was. He just can’t read.

And couldn’t read when I told him where it was in Discord.

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https://web.archive.org/web/20200429224326/https://www.eveonline.com/article/q95kuc/csm-15-all-you-need-to-know if you want to look at it from over a week ago.

Looks like Brewlar is just incapable of reading.

Yes, it’s required.

No other mechanics changes, past those listed.

The last election was something like 64 people.

Where do you cut off? It’s a huge can of worms.

Just to confirm, I am not running this year.

I hereby state, and mean all that I say, that I an not a candidate for the CSM; that if nominated, I should peremptorily decline; and even if unanimously elected I should decline to serve

I’ll mention it.

I’m not a fan of the usage of the term myself, but what he’s meaning is:
PvP where the target didn’t set out for it, but does have a chance to fight back.

So not a gank in highsec, or people roaming running into a defence fleet (consensual by his definition).

Just for reference, CCP do also talk with new players. Generally getting complete newbies to try things.

also we talk with them.

I can explain the ‘air’ at least.

Moons produced a set amount of ore per hour mined. (20,000 m3).

So that’s a multiplier on that, so you know how much of each is. so it won’t add up to 1 if they’re not increasing the other ores to take up the space.

Funny. I’ve seen a bunch of people in FW complaining about having to wait for the other person (non-faction war) to shoot first, because they do care about their sec status. Probably because they go into highsec to cash in their LP.

The current large are being renamed to Open.

You’d be wanting to complain about the GM team, not the community team, if you’re talking about tickets.

you can price something at 0.01 isk if you want. That’s 3 significant figures.
you cannot price something at 100.01 isk. That would require 5. Once you go above 100 isk, your minimum increment is 0.1 isk. once you’re above 1000 isk, it’a 1 isk. etc etc

Commenting just on margin trading:

The margin trading scam depending on the client lying to a player. This was bad.

Interesting. And how does a packer filter deal with a DDOS which uses more bandwidth than you have provisioned?

How does it deal with, say, traffic happening on the ports you actually need to work?

Oh, wait, your post is utterly pointless.

From the topic of this thread, mass production.

Those metal molds are stupid expensive to get made. But over the course of their life span, they’re worth it.

Other materials, not so much.

Actually, my printer can just print straight from an SD card. It’s not unusual. And there’s things like octoprint for the Pi.

Yes, you can have (and would have) multiple 3D printers. They’re still a limited resource.

As for molds, either you’re spending a lot on them, or they wear out very quickly.