Everything is Permitted

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One of the fundamental tenets of the HMA is that we neither recognize nor issue permits in lieu of fleet participation. In other words, the only way avoid being griefed or ganked by the HMA is to be in an HMA fleet. This is an important distinction between us and other CODE-Friendly organizations. Most who […]


Recommended Reading

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Although not as prolific as some, over the past several years we’ve put out enough blog posts to make it difficult for our newer participants to know what is truly important. While I consider all of our posts worth reading there are some that provide distinctive guidance and insight regarding how the HMA operates. To […]


HMA Enforcement

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If you’re like most of our members, you often find yourself thinking “I love this narcissistic power fantasy Winston has going on but how can I personally contribute to feeding his massive ego.” Well, ask no more. Today, I will shed some insight on the inner workings of HMA Enforcement and how you too can […]


HMASeAT Authentication

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In order to maintain a modicum of security, the HMA utilizes SeAT for authentication and automatic assignment of appropriate Discord roles as well as managing participation in our Special Interest Groups (SIGs). Most, if not all, of our Eve-Specific channels are locked behind this wall. Below is a guide to help you authenticate yourself in […]


Anti-Ganking: The Hidden Menace

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One of the most common points of contention with the HMA is our pro-ganking stance. Which seems like an odd hill to die on considering we are a NPSI mining/ganking community. But, to each their own. Truth be told, it’s not an unreasonable sentiment on the surface. We actively allow and encourage gankers to join […]


The Importance of Tipping

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One of the common complaints folks have is that there just aren’t enough fleets. And, while some of that can be attributed to logistical issues such as insufficient pilots in some time zones a far larger factor is simple economics. If you’re not already aware, everyone that participates in HMA fleets does so voluntarily. That […]


I Quit, Part 2

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Now that I have your attention, please allow me to elaborate. I am not quitting Eve. I am not quitting RogueCorp. I am not even really quitting the HMA. However, I am taking a step back and focusing time and energy on my own corporations. The truth is that I’m tired. I am tired of […]



Are You In?

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Lately, there seems to be some confusion about who is and who isn’t a member of the HMA. This is an important question because as a NPSI (Not Purple Shoot It) mining/ganking community we regularly attack or otherwise hinder those outside of our organization. Not to get to Zen about it, but you become a […]


Reintroducing the HMA Structure Network

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Let’s get straight to the point… structures are an expensive pain in the ass. And yet, they are an essential infrastructure element for many groups. They offer freedom, flexibility, and (at sufficient scale) cost savings. So, what is a small corp that wants the benefits of structure ownership without the upkeep to do? Why, they […]