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= [[Rules_and_Policies|Rules and policies]] for public [[Test|test]] servers =

The two public [[Test|test]] servers for EVE Online are Singularity and Multiplicity. The former is more commonly used by players, developers and volunteers to [[Test|test]] changes and new features before they are released on the live server, Tranquility. The focal point for player gathering on Singularity is FD-MLJ.

'''Please keep in mind that the primary purpose of Singularity and Multiplicity is testing.'''

Below are the official rules concerning the [[Test|test]] servers.

== General rules ==

1. Combat by consent only, except at the FFA beacons in FD-MLJ.
2. Do NOT pod other characters.
3. Do not harass the developers, GM's or volunteers.
4. Do not make mass market purchases or create oversized stacks of items. This can affect server stability and performance and will hinder other people's testing.
5. Do not mass refine large numbers of ships or items. This can affect server stability and performance.
6. Keep Local Communications in English. As with the forums, it is the common language for the testers.
7. Selling items on the [[Test|test]] server for ISK on TQ is not allowed.
8. Do not litter. Dropping large numbers of [[Secure_containers|secure containers]], control towers, ships etc can affect server stability and performance.
9. As a general rule, refrain from actions that might interfere with others' testing.
10. The rules fo conduct for the Tranquility server apply on the [[Test|test]] servers as well (no offensive language, harassment etc).

== FD-MLJ rules ==

1. No Titan Doomsday Operations are allowed in the FD-MLJ system.
2. No Capital ships or fighter [[Drones|drones]] are allowed at the FFA1 beacon.
3. Do not use mass warp disruption at the beacons, stations or gates.
4. Do not drop [[Secure_containers|secure containers]] or other trash at the beacons or stations.
5. Do not fight outside the stations.
6. The use of [[Bombs|bombs]] is restricted to the designated beacon.
7. Do not pod other characters; if you use smartbombs, be double careful.

== Rules concerning [[Sovereignty|sovereignty]] and [[Conquerable_Stations|conquerable stations]] ==

1. The first person to put up a [[Sovereignty|sovereignty]]-claiming tower in an unclaimed system (that has no [[Sovereignty|sovereignty]]) is entitled to hold [[Sovereignty|sovereignty]] in that system.
2. Exceptions from the above rule: If the [[Sovereignty|sovereignty]] claiming is done with malicious intent, i.e. to disrupt other players' testing, the right to [[Sovereignty|sovereignty]] is void.
3. If the [[Sovereignty|sovereignty]]-claiming tower should go offline, the player loses the right to claim [[Sovereignty|sovereignty]] in that system after the system becomes unclaimed again.
4. No politics on the [[Test|test]] server. Leave your Tranquility conflicts behind when you log on the [[Test|test]] server.
5. Claiming [[Sovereignty|sovereignty]] in a system already claimed by another alliance is classed as griefing, disrupting of the [[Test|test]] server and non-consensual combat.
6. If a player gains ownership of a conquerable station he/she must NOT restrict access to that station and the [[Station_Services|station services]] in any way.
7. The rule concerning non-consensual combat includes [[Starbases|starbases]] and starbase structures.

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 = [[Rules_of_Conduct|Rules of conduct]] for the public [[Test|test]] servers =
-The two public [[Test|test]] servers for EVE Online are Singularity and Multiplicity. The former is more commonly used by players, developers and volunteers to [[Test|test]] changes and new features before they are released on the live server, Tranquility. The focal point for player gathering on Singularity is FD-MLJ.
+The two public [[Test|test]] servers for EVE Online are [[Singularity|Singularity]] and Multiplicity. The former is more commonly used by players, developers and volunteers to [[Test|test]] changes and new features before they are released on the live server, Tranquility. The focal point for player gathering on [[Singularity|Singularity]] is FD-MLJ.
-'''Please keep in mind that the primary purpose of Singularity and Multiplicity is testing.'''
+'''Please keep in mind that the primary purpose of [[Singularity|Singularity]] and Multiplicity is testing.'''
 Below are the official rules concerning the [[Test|test]] servers.
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 . The rule concerning non-consensual combat includes [[Starbases|starbases]] and starbase structures.

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 . As a general rule, refrain from actions that might interfere with others' testing.
-. The rules fo conduct for the Tranquility server apply on the [[Test|test]] servers as well (no offensive language, harassment etc).
+. The [[Rules_of_Conduct|rules of conduct]] for the Tranquility server apply on the [[Test|test]] servers as well (no offensive language, harassment etc).
 == FD-MLJ rules ==

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-= [[Rules_and_Policies|Rules and policies]] for public [[Test|test]] servers =
+= [[Rules_of_Conduct|Rules of conduct]] for the public [[Test|test]] servers =
 The two public [[Test|test]] servers for EVE Online are Singularity and Multiplicity. The former is more commonly used by players, developers and volunteers to [[Test|test]] changes and new features before they are released on the live server, Tranquility. The focal point for player gathering on Singularity is FD-MLJ.
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 . Combat by consent only, except at the FFA beacons in FD-MLJ.
 . Do NOT pod other characters.
 . Do not harass the developers, GM's or volunteers.
 . Do not make mass market purchases or create oversized stacks of items. This can affect server stability and performance and will hinder other people's testing.
 . Do not mass refine large numbers of ships or items. This can affect server stability and performance.
 . Keep Local Communications in English. As with the forums, it is the common language for the testers.
-. Selling items on the [[Test|test]] server for ISK on TQ is not allowed.
 . Do not litter. Dropping large numbers of [[Secure_containers|secure containers]], control towers, ships etc can affect server stability and performance.
 . As a general rule, refrain from actions that might interfere with others' testing.
 . The rules fo conduct for the Tranquility server apply on the [[Test|test]] servers as well (no offensive language, harassment etc).
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 . No Titan Doomsday Operations are allowed in the FD-MLJ system.
 . No Capital ships or fighter [[Drones|drones]] are allowed at the FFA1 beacon.
 . Do not use mass warp disruption at the beacons, stations or gates.
 . Do not drop [[Secure_containers|secure containers]] or other trash at the beacons or stations.
 . Do not fight outside the stations.
 . The use of [[Bombs|bombs]] is restricted to the designated beacon.
 . Do not pod other characters; if you use smartbombs, be double careful.
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 . The first person to put up a [[Sovereignty|sovereignty]]-claiming tower in an unclaimed system (that has no [[Sovereignty|sovereignty]]) is entitled to hold [[Sovereignty|sovereignty]] in that system.
 . Exceptions from the above rule: If the [[Sovereignty|sovereignty]] claiming is done with malicious intent, i.e. to disrupt other players' testing, the right to [[Sovereignty|sovereignty]] is void.
 . If the [[Sovereignty|sovereignty]]-claiming tower should go offline, the player loses the right to claim [[Sovereignty|sovereignty]] in that system after the system becomes unclaimed again.
 . No politics on the [[Test|test]] server. Leave your Tranquility conflicts behind when you log on the [[Test|test]] server.
 . Claiming [[Sovereignty|sovereignty]] in a system already claimed by another alliance is classed as griefing, disrupting of the [[Test|test]] server and non-consensual combat.
 . If a player gains ownership of a conquerable station he/she must NOT restrict access to that station and the [[Station_Services|station services]] in any way.
 . The rule concerning non-consensual combat includes [[Starbases|starbases]] and starbase structures.