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Wrong topic for this I think, but so you’re aware - you need to activate the nullifier before initiating warp, otherwise it won’t stop bubbles from catching you.

That make sense - the problem is a few of our proxies which decided to be anti-social today, so if you roll the dice it can fix it. But we can’t just take those offline individually without crashing everyone connected to them.

UPDATE 13:00 UTC: Tranquility is online and accepting connections.

UPDATE 12:58 UTC: Tranquility is temporarily in private mode while we confirm that the restart has corrected the chat and search issues.

UPDATE 12:46 UTC: Tranquility is now offline and the restart process is underway.

Tranquility will be undergoing an unscheduled restart to address issues with some chat and search functions the cluster is currently experiencing. The restart will take place at 12:45 UTC.

Updates here and on the EVE Status Twitter.

I was a little overzealous in my time estimations. The data is currently ready, the CSM is giving feedback on some of the graphs and layouts and we hope to have that information out Very Soon™

Spacefriends,

Swift and I were invited to the excellent Declarations of War podcast were we covered a lot of ground.

2021 is certainly not “years ago”, even though it might feel like it due to circumstances.

Your absolutely right. I didn’t remember that when writing out my reply and I should have mentioned that. I was more referring to us locking official threads but your point still stands.

Not that we’re considering introducing it again but the mechanic is a timer set to an arbitrary point in the future until it expires so that’s strange if that thread is still in slow mode. I’ll have to check out what’s causing that, thanks for the heads up!

Well, since you asked, there was a period of time when CCP would start off a thread in ‘slow mode’ which was really annoying and I have seen the offical forumthreads for patch notes getting locked.

• This hasn’t been the case since I started at CCP so that’s a couple of years at least. Edit - (We tried employing slow mode last year for a limited time but quickly moved away from it.) I also don’t remember this(Locking official posts) happening specifically when I was a player but I could just have missed it or forgotten. In any case we neither use slow mode or lock official threads.

The best way to talk about things you like / don’t like is to post it in the most recent General Feedback thread or a Devblog thread, like ...

Flagging a post or a topic, regardless of how many times doesn’t mean we’ll automatically do something about it. It just means we’ll take a look at it.

As for players using multiple accounts to try to scheme threads or posts being locked or removed, that’s something I’ve suspected on a few occasions but when checked has never been the case, at least not in the use of alts. That doesn’t mean it’s never happened in the past but I’ve never seen it.

In regard to locking the topic because the replies are all super bad. This is something that’s of course not supposed to happen under normal circumstances and is only ever done if the post is beyond repair and we would have to delete almost every comment in a thread.

This is a dilemma and usually only ever happens when something blows up before we can step in. We of course try as much as possible to allow discourse, especially when it’s directed at CCP but sometimes it’s just not a good thing to remove almost every comme...

Echoing what PixyWarrior mentioned - all previously affected sites should now be despawned and acting correctly. If you are experiencing any issues, please file a bug report and also tag me in this thread and I’ll gladly take a look.

Thanks for the patience, Capsuleers - we’re all excited to see the great things your mining empires (both big and small!) will get up to in YC 124

Civic-minded Capsuleers!

This week, CSM member progodlegend informed CCP of his intentions to resign his seat on CSM 16. This was done entirely by his own volition, and progodlegend resigns his seat in good standing. Given the duration of the term that he has served on, this will count against his term limits should he seek re-election in CSM 17 and beyond.

Based on CSM 16 election results, the next member-elect of CSM 16 is Arsia Elkin. Arsia has accepted the position as CSM 16 Council Member, completed necessary paperwork, attended her first weekly meeting, and is busy working with current members in the onboarding process for her new role. We expect great things from Arisa, and we’re excited to have her extensive knowledge enhance an already impressive CSM squad.

In other CSM related news - you can expect some CSM Summit news & updates soon™ as existing plans for an in-person summit (scheduled for this February) were postponed due to Omicron-related restr...