DUST Search - Sticky:Some small updates from Team True Grit

CCP Cognac wrote:

Paradoxical Nature wrote:

Samahiel wrote:

Aeon Amadi wrote:

Be careful with this CCP.... You can't kick spies from a battle in Eve Online, you can only destroy them...

I don't have an issue with the AWOXing non-sense... I think it's a viable tactic that eventually will force corporations to own up to their mistakes and actively look at who they're recruiting rather than freely accepting everyone, which a lot of the bigger corporations do.

You should be focusing on implementing API keys instead of allowing directors/CEOs to up and kick someone from the battle

PREVENTION, not REACTION. The entire premise of New Eden being dangerous is that you only trust the people who are at arms length and that should never change.

This is a good post. I support this product and/or service.

While you did mention it, CCP Nullarbor, it wasn't definitive which is where my disappointment with just 'kick' ing as a 'temporary' solution in the warbarge comes in. At the moment, it is already a minefield and requires immediate API release as well as Director and Corporation Management protections a la EvE Online. Having come to appreciate them when I played back in 'the day.'

To exemplify how much of a danger Dust Created Corps by Dust Characters are in because of this minefield and because of a lack of API and real delineated Director Roles here's an example.

Dust Merc 1 creates a corp within Dust using his Dust Character.
He is now CEO and can create Directors. However, you cannot create a Director without making them a Full Director from Dust.

There is no way in which a Dust Character CEO can claim the Shares of a Corporation from Dust; something only Full Directors can do. .

Dust Merc 1, invites Eve Player 2 to his Dust Created Corp and, because he doesn't have access to his corp through an EvE Character, is forced to make the EvE player a Full Director.

EvE Player 2 is now a Full Director and, because of how much more intuitive it is in EvE he is able to claim all the shares of a Corporation and, effectively steal it from the Dust CEO, seizing control. Just because Dust Side Corporation Management is anemic.

This is something that needs immediate attention.

When you create a new corporation with a dust character the shares of the corporation are automatically moved to his character to prevent exactly this, it has been this way since corporation were introduced into Dust. This however does not apply when a Dust character gets appointed CEO to an already established corporation.

When the Dust Ceo then resigns the shares are either moved to the corporation again( if new Ceo is an Eve character) or to the new Ceo( if is dust character).

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Soraya Xel New Eden's Most Wanted Gentlemen's Agreement 75	Posted - 2013.05.23 22:02:00 - [1] - Quote CCP Cognac wrote: Paradoxical Nature wrote: Samahiel wrote: Aeon Amadi wrote: Be careful with this CCP.... You can't kick spies from a battle in Eve Online, you can only destroy them... I don't have an issue with the AWOXing non-sense... I think it's a viable tactic that eventually will force corporations to own up to their mistakes and actively look at who they're recruiting rather than freely accepting everyone, which a lot of the bigger corporations do. You should be focusing on implementing API keys instead of allowing directors/CEOs to up and kick someone from the battle PREVENTION, not REACTION. The entire premise of New Eden being dangerous is that you only trust the people who are at arms length and that should never change. This is a good post. I support this product and/or service. While you did mention it, CCP Nullarbor, it wasn't definitive which is where my disappointment with just 'kick' ing as a 'temporary' solution in the warbarge comes in. At the moment, it is already a minefield and requires immediate API release as well as Director and Corporation Management protections a la EvE Online. Having come to appreciate them when I played back in 'the day.' To exemplify how much of a danger Dust Created Corps by Dust Characters are in because of this minefield and because of a lack of API and real delineated Director Roles here's an example. Dust Merc 1 creates a corp within Dust using his Dust Character. He is now CEO and can create Directors. However, you cannot create a Director without making them a Full Director from Dust. There is no way in which a Dust Character CEO can claim the Shares of a Corporation from Dust; something only Full Directors can do. . Dust Merc 1, invites Eve Player 2 to his Dust Created Corp and, because he doesn't have access to his corp through an EvE Character, is forced to make the EvE player a Full Director. EvE Player 2 is now a Full Director and, because of how much more intuitive it is in EvE he is able to claim all the shares of a Corporation and, effectively steal it from the Dust CEO, seizing control. Just because Dust Side Corporation Management is anemic. This is something that needs immediate attention. When you create a new corporation with a dust character the shares of the corporation are automatically moved to his character to prevent exactly this, it has been this way since corporation were introduced into Dust. This however does not apply when a Dust character gets appointed CEO to an already established corporation. When the Dust Ceo then resigns the shares are either moved to the corporation again( if new Ceo is an Eve character) or to the new Ceo( if is dust character). This doesn't seem to be the case, and it's impossible to assign shares to a DUST character with the EVE client. Meaning even if what you claim is true, a corp becomes vulnerable the moment an EVE character is temporarily the CEO.
Soraya Xel New Eden's Most Wanted Gentlemen's Agreement 75	Posted - 2013.05.23 22:06:00 - [2] - Quote Corps in alliances had to temporarily transfer CEO to EVE characters. That means, the shares would've been released into the corp pool, but not returned to the DUSTie when re-promoted to CEO. Which means every DUST corp in an alliance is vulnerable. And no, not every corp has an EVE character they trust with permanent ownership of shares.