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Election results from EVE Online's second Council of Stellar Management
Massively — Filed under: Sci-fi, EVE Online, Business models, Events, real-world, Events, in-game, Game mechanics, MMO industry, News items, Politics EVE Online is notable among MMOs for having a system where players elect other players to become part of a representative body known as the Council of Stellar Management (CSM). The main purpose of the CSM is to represent the interests of the playerbase before the developers at CCP Games and, hopefully, keep the game of EVE in step with how subscribers actually play it. All four of the first CSM delegates who ran for re-election were voted in ...

The CSM Election Results Have Been Announced!
EVE Vault - The Ultimate Resource — ... CCP has just released the names of the 10 new delegates to EVE Online's Council of Stellar Management. For brevity's sake, I'm not going to list all the candidates, but I'll mention that "Vuk Lau" from Serbia received the highest number of votes with 2033. The first official meeting will be this Saturday, November 29th and though it isn't open to the public, the minutes from the meeting will be made available in the ...

EVE Online: Council of Stellar Management Results In
WarCry Network : Latest News — The new Council of Stellar Management, a player consortium to work with and advise CCP developers, has been elected for EVE Online . Find out who won below. Vuk Lau-Serbia Eva Jobsen-Netherlands Charlie Eriksen- Denmark Sean Conover-United States Valentine Obasuyi-United Kingdom Marcell Tóth-Hungary Jeremy Jankie-Australia Michele Boland-United States Ryan Hamilton-United States The list proves the worldwide appeal of EVE. Congrats to all! If you want to see a statistical breakdown of the vote, head to the link above.

EVE Online Speedlinking for November 28th, 2008
CrazyKinux's Musing — This is my last Speedlinking list before going back to work. And though it's dated on the 28th, I'm actually posting this one on Sunday the 30th. My bad. Let's just say the last few days were busy, but I still wanted the post to be dated on the Friday. This last week has seen some nice link on the Fanfest still, as well as our second EVE Blog Banter series. Also, 4 new EVE blogs were added to the Blogroll, for a new total of 126 blogs! Finally, I'm still working on the editing of the latest MicroWarpCast show, and I promised to get back on track with the EVE Blog Pack Member profiles, by the ...