Found a breakthrough on enhancing raiding, district ownership and use of District Kredits.

Check out this concept infographic. There's even love for alliance interaction as well with districts.

Note: If district is raided, those warbarges that were connected have their module modifiers offlined for 12 hour period. At this time, the planetary logistics officer may choose to pull up the menu and select a player from the corp or alliance, not connected to a district to slave move their warbarge into production link with the flotilla. If another raid occurs where enemy is victorious, that player's modules are then offilined for a 12 hour period. If that logistics officer chose to keep the original warbarge in-place, it's modifiers would come back online in 12 hours, unless the district was raided again at which time the offline modifier counter resets for that warbarge. Only 25 warbarges may be connected to a flotilla factory link at a time.

Benefits of production go to player. Logistics officers communicate with corp members to acquire goods produced from player, or manage time slots.

Looks like a way to increase the protostomping. I hope CCP won't do anything like this.

How so? Please explain.
Yes, the damage modifier requires consideration, but I think it's fine in the scheme of things. If you want to cut down this player's modified power abilities you cut off this power source by attacking that player's corporation/alliance holdings with raids.

The 25 warbarge limit per district, modifier locking mechanics for lost raids, and command point cost for moving warbarges to the link curtail the ability of a player to always remain at modified power levels unless they work really hard at it with the combined effort of their corporation and alliance.

Defending districts from raids and making sure the planetary logistics officers are maximizing timeshare on the flotilla links while not eating up too many command points which leave the corp vulnerable.

Newbies have academy, matchmaker in public contract, and a way to contribute to building command points of PC involved corporations by running missions. From there, corp trainers bring up players into the C and B teams to participate in queued Faction Warfare and District Raids. Top skill competitive players will participate in your big fights and likely have their warbarges placed in flotilla link to get battle bonuses during those key battles. Again, this kind of logistic work costs command points.

It's a game of careful planning and not over extending yourself to make sure you have the bonuses when you need them most.

I dislike any idea of buffs to the Ammo Facility, but generally it's a good proposal that maintains activity. Also, I like how raiding is factored in.

That I can get behind.

As the damage modifier is a corp specific bonus for that planet (you only get it when linking with your corp district) this disincentivizes ringers from being used to fight a corporations primary battles. Ringers and alliance members can still be brought in to assist in the defense against district raids.

Raiding
This also introduces a way for Corporations that donGÇÖt want to own Districts, to make money by using their earned Command Points to attack their enemies, or easy targets by any definition, to see if they canGÇÖt make money using the recently introduced Keep what you Kill reward method. If a corporation ends up winning a District, and doesnGÇÖt want it, they can always ransom it back as well. We hope to expand on the Raiding concept further down the line, by actually stealing resources from the District owner, possibly by GÇ£instant-sellingGÇ¥ clones for ISK and DK.

Any opinions on if there should be punishment / loss of levels / upgrades / subsystem damage / component loss / timed warbarge lockout should the district your warbarge is linked to be lost?

Each module modifiers works from a 10 point system between x1.0 to x2.0. Each modifier level costs increasingly more District Kredits to level up.