Check your nest, you’re losing your eggs!
Settle Down Sargon. 
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Seeing his response to your proclamation it appears you’ll have to enforce your rules on the Frostpacker by force, failing to do so will just encourage him to go even further and prove you are powerless to stop him and free minded people like him who are unwilling to pay for a permit.
Edit: And he’s also teasing you in other threads too…
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He enjoys force.
Silent treatment is the medicine he gets.
Only isk can end the silence.
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She started this and the weekend is about to arrive.
Watch out!
/Edit, notice how I know the second she makes a comment that Frosty is interested in!
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The foolish pilot is one who sends isk to purchase a mining permit!
///Note @Uriel_the_Flame if you ping me again to her thread I wil not reply.
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No.
There are plenty of groups in null willing to extort people for ISK for much better ores.
With the new sov system, they can even dial up an order for which ore they want…
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Are you positive about this?
Wait and see what happens in November!
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Yeah, they’re in the patch notes.
An interesting question.
In this moment of our shared reality, the world is engulfed in man-made systems. Nations, borders, laws and regulations - these are all declarations that we have imposed upon the world.
When we employ the necessary strength to enforce them, they become real.
When we consent to the declarations, they become real.
The mining permit ingame is just as much a man-made declaration like all the other ones before. The reality of the permit is measured in the ability to convince others or to enforce it.
It is a topic with far reaching consequences that have been relevant throughout our entire history, is still relevant today and will always be relevant in our future. Entire kingdoms have warred over and fallen apart over this question of legitimacy.
In that sense, again, the mining permit is no less real an object than any other items I have brought up earlier. Without anything, it is just a piece of text. An abstract idea, like the lore descriptions of items, ships and et cetera. It is only through enforcing it, or convincing of, that it becomes a tangible reality for you in the EVE online universe. That would be my thoughts on this topic.
With original regards
-James Fuchs
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I see a Hobbesian justification for ye olde minning permite.
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Since they can be sold then Mining Permits are real. You can’t sell nothing, for it will assume value the moment someone would be buying it.
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How much is an opal claim in Australia?
Schedule 1—Fees
| Application for the issue or renewal of a precious stones prospecting permit | $85.00 |
|---|---|
| (a) a small precious stones claim | $50.00 |
| (b) a large precious stones claim | $100.00 |
| (c) an extra large precious stones claim | $150.00 |
| (d) an opal development lease | $120.00 |
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EVE Online Terms Of Service
#9 - Solicitation ….
the act of asking for or trying to obtain something from someone.
“he was a regular target for solicitation of funds”
But what’s the difference between Solicitation and marrying someone who will PLEX your account?
As real as ghosts …
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I never paid as I could never trust it. But for one fleeting moment, I would have if I could.
Try and kill me was more my motto. Having alt’s does have its advantages! 
It’s never too late…
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Try and catch me! 
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You know I used to have a lot of fun running my ships up and down the old pipe just to watch you all trail behind me!
Hugs and kisses sister! 
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