Funny you should mention that IWS, I have had a thread or two about my campaign, Iv been getting my name out on here and in the game, have a few people who'll speak good will on my behalf, and im currently in talks with Gimble about being on his podcast (Iv been really busy these last two weeks when I was suppost to be on).

Open question for the CPM / CCP Devs...

Would you be willing to come to Corp / Alliance Private Chat Channels to have town hall meetings with our members?

Let me elaborate:
1) Have one day a week or every other week that a Corp or Alliance can sign up wtih and you join our closed channel or we come to one you set up and we have a brief update on CPM / CCP actions and ellicit feedback and questions from the community writ large.

2) The Corp leadership is responsible for making sure it's not a ptich fork and torches session...just conversation and information exchange from the community to their appointed / elected reps and maybe the guest star Dev.

If you are willing to take on this type fo engagement I would like to sign up OSG Planetary Operations to be your test case to see if this could be a positive practice for the CCP, CPM, and the community.

If not, then please let us know why you don't think that's feasible.

Thanks for your work...most of us wouldn't be on these forums if we didn't have a game that we weren't invested in and that is a credit to both CCP and CPM.

- jay

First let me say I'm happy to see CCP taking the role of the CPM seriously.


I had the pleasure of having Nova Knife randomly join a public squad I was in, and played a couple of hours with him. He was asking about our feedback and things we want to see change. It was a lot of fun. I think more CPM members should make an effort to follow Nova Knife's example and use the squad finder to squad up with random players in public squads to hear what people have to say that may not be active on the forums. Squad finder is a powerful tool for this kind of thing.

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Jenza made a bad situation worse when she used the exploit, filled her pockets with PC ISK and even showed up in Hellstorm PC battles she was not supposed to be a part of (on our side at least). If a "representative" for our community is allowed to benefit from insider information

Jenza took it upon herself to urinate in everyone else's cornflakes involved in PC and I must admit that the tactic to garner CCP attention to the problem worked, they added roles. This is a case of communication both ways and one party not realizing how significant a given issue is and saying no. Will having the Charter in place and active prevent this from happening? I certainly hope so.

Jenza, Thank-you.