This is a very good point; assuming that the 'character' in question only exits in the Perpetuum setting.  What's in a name she asked? In the case of the internet it's hand, foot and every other part that makes up the man.  So, if power and annonymity are the ultimate courruptor then holding the pixel man to the highest account is a major concern.

thanks for being honest.  Lack of information has been my primary concern; hence the 'ghost in the machine' comment. 

Without practical examples I'd expect these are hard allergations to counter and practical examples are impossible as they require a privacy violation; I would imagine this catch 22 makes your situation very very difficult. 

I suppose all we can do then is applaud your integrity in keeping peoples private issues private whislt attempting to balance grieviences.

You're probably right about misinformation.  That's why I asked "what's going on?".

Multiple accounts that an individual has to micromanage is very different to another brain behind another keyboard.

As to the 'encourage other means', it is not relevant.  Doing something that is manifestly wrong does not bear subjective justifications when the wrongness is an absolute; in this case cheating.

It's very 'not ok'.  Something like: 'Oh no... I'm getting my arse handed to me.  Hey EVE buddies, log in here as this account for an hour and give my a nice number of heavily plated suicide bomber mechs/distraction lights/diverisions targets to soften up an objective'.

That's why it's cheating; you could even call it pay-to-win... which speaks volumes.  The next question would be can I buy a Vanguard Mesmer and some more EP?  If the gates are open then what the hell, why not?

Murderer... killing a defenceles Castel like that.

EDIT: Why are signal detectors ineffective on ewar?

I'd love that Vagabond Mk2 CT.  What would you like for it?

Trig, you know who Napoleon was right? 

We're not talking about the fella from Animal Farm.  Though in the case of  a certain player whose name has amusing translations to spanish and french it is really quite an apt double entendre.

Where would the world be without its armchair experts? 

How many of our self styled internet oracles, our sooth sayers of woe as it were, have seriously been involved in selling a story?  That is what is being sold here you know; you're crying out for the next chapter so you will know what happens to you. 

'Content' doesn't mean a new mission or another robot or even a better way to digitally humiliate eachother, the content you want is an idea that allows your existence in a world bereft of ethics, morals and all the other social hubris that otherwise harasses you to progress; you want your next chapter.

Now, consider for a moment that the underlying concept that supports this idea requires universal appeal and application.  Essentially you are complaining that a story of your own making isn't progressing quickly enough because the universal themes you require are not been supplied to your digital entity; this then begs the question what of all the others? 

"If I hadn´t such a great team in my corp, I would have left for laters a long time ago"

Writing a story is hard, writing a story with no characters is really hard... but writing a story where the protagonist is the quintesential Grey Man is a monumental undertaking.  Be patient and enjoy the social aspects; your character in this game is very much up to you.

Corps aren't individuals and not all individuals have the time/build/multiple accounts/skill/etc... to rebuild that quickly. 

Consider for a second that I may be using myself as an example for all those people that DO care a whole lot for their hard won/grinded Mech or Heavy Mech(incidently, I've been able to drive one of those for ages and have never been able to afford it) and are loath to risk their Perpetuu fun-bot because the idea of ninja mineing on Beta holds no appeal and they don't have hours to spend grinding plasma out of a spawn.  Now, on one hand the answer to this is 'you're playing a sandbox bucko, deal with it' but on the other hand that's not conducive to customer retention. 

What's that they say about one thousand steps in another mans shoes...

Perhaps, but I almost never use a T4 (or even T2) fitted bot in PvP because I cannot afford to replace anything.  I don't want to be a member of a commune corp, mainly because the one I'm in is really cool.  More to the point; I'm talking about the HUGE losses one could expect to take in a tourny of this sort.   For me that's combined with the fact that I'd be really sleepy.