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+In EVE Online, forming up large fleets and keeping up with requests to join
+existing fleets has always been a chore.  The Trinity 1.1 patch helped by adding
+the ability to post a links in chat channels that let anyone in the alliance
+join.  Fleet Links takes these links and stores them in a website so your
+alliance mates merely have to open the in-game browser (IGB) to get into fleet.
+
+Installation
+
+You need a web server with PHP and a database server running MySql.  Use
+database.sql to create the tables and put your database connection information
+into config.php.
+
+Limitations
+
+The site assumes anyone using it is in an alliance.  Any fleet added by someone
+in a non-alliance corporation gets grouped in the �None� alliance.
+
+Security
+
+While the site does prevent players from deleting other alliance�s fleets, this
+provides minimal protection.
+
+Ideas for more features
+* Stronger security and logging
+* Integration with op-tracking systems
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+h1. Fleet Links
+
+In EVE Online, forming up large fleets and keeping up with requests to join existing fleets has always been a chore.  The Trinity 1.1 patch helped by adding the ability to post a links in chat channels that let anyone in the alliance join.  Fleet Links takes these links and stores them in a website so your alliance mates merely have to open the in-game browser (IGB) to get into fleet.
+
+h2. Installation
+
+You need a web server with PHP and a database server running MySql.  Use @database.sql@ to create the tables and put your database connection information into @config.php@.
+
+h2. Limitations
+
+The site assumes anyone using it is in an alliance.  Any fleet added by someone in a non-alliance corporation gets grouped in the �None� alliance.
+
+h2. Security
+
+While the site does prevent players from deleting other alliance�s fleets, this provides minimal protection.
+
+h2. Ideas for more features
+
+* Stronger security and logging
+* Integration with op-tracking systems