MiningMaps: New Product from Entropia Outfitters

[kpward]

Hi All,

In our continued work to provide valuable products and services to the Entropia community, we now offer MiningMaps.

Below is a sample of the 4 to 5 pages of data, graphs, and analysis each file contains.



Existing MiningMaps will be updated regularly and New MiningMaps will be added as well. Each map has a unique number, date, VU, and Ores/EnMatter which were found at which depths.

MiningMaps are a downloadable product that can be purchased with or without Discount Codes just like all other Products from EntropiaOutfitters.com.


To jump directly to the MiningMaps: click below.
http://www.entropiaoutfitters.com/in...mart&Itemid=31


Any/All Feedback is welcome!
darri


Disclaimer:
This product is for information purposes only. No guarantee is implied. This information is to assist prospective miners in understanding previously successful mining attempts, but in no way guarantees future success.

[somon90]

That could actually be quite useful, If I ever start mining again I might buy that

[Hally]

My guess you guys are breaking more laws then you imagine and i wouldnt be supriced if you get sued to pieces, bit the mining part looks like it could be interresting for ppl who arent old vets with similar notes

[kpward]

....actually Hally, MA reviews everything prior to us offering it to the Entropia community.

Review this old thread: Entropia Outfitters (?)

In the case of MiningMaps, all the info on the maps is provided by miners so it is actually their IP not MA's. No basis for any kind of legal issue.

But I appreciate the concern.


darri.

[Hally]

That being the case im impressed that MA takes this so lightly, i for one would have expected an army of lawyers

Best of luck and i might eveb buy a shirt

[Kosh]

From the Site:

"Map 1
Three distinct mining veins! The area contains Kanerium, Ignisium, Dianum, Iron, Narcanisum, Durulium, Gazzurdite, Magerian, Angelic, Alicenies and others."

I am sorry, but why would anyone pay for the location of these resources?
A simple search here on EF will give you that info and even some about real rare stuff.

I am all for business and your accessories seem very nice, but what added value do these maps give?

[Koister]

NRF Log Sharing - Ok, I coded it I hope you find it useful

Why should miners use your service, when they can use that one for free?


And $20 for a little map of information? You must be outta your mind. I see this as a total rip off and disgrace to the Entropia community.


All 3 of your mining maps combined only equals 144 recorded claims... C'mon now.. That's just silly. It's like you asked a person to go on 3 mining runs and then created charts for each run.

There's over 28,574 claims and growing, in the free database I linked. And the file can be used to generate graphs also.

For people who don't know how to use NRF. I created a guide.

http://www.entropiaforum.com/forums/...ng-logger.html

[nutter]

It does seem a little expensive, but it does look very useful to those of us who don't take notes of finds.

Maybe you could justify the cost by explaining in this thread what added value these charts have compared to the free stuff we can find on the forum. After all, the added value is what people pay for...

GL with your endevour.

[Koister]

Originally Posted by nutter

It does seem a little expensive, but it does look very useful to those of us who don't take notes of finds.

Maybe you could justify the cost by explaining in this thread what added value these charts have compared to the free stuff we can find on the forum. After all, the added value is what people pay for...

GL with your endevour.

Yeah, but what's more costly. Recording a few runs with NRF and submitting them to get the huge database of claims, or forking over $20 dollars for a mere 53 claims or less.

[kpward]

I think NRF is very cool. Each service has it's own niche to serve, I believe.

2 simple examples would be a new miner (far less than 100 finds) looking for a certain resource that does not want to waste 200 ped on random locations.

Another example would be miningmaps for specific LAs, especially the larger ones. This would further benefit miners and the LA owners.
There are of course no guarantees, EU is dynamic. But I do think there is value to some miners.

The MiningMaps package from EntropiaOutfitters.com contains 100% validated finds with:
1) Coordinates
2) depths
3) find types
4) and most importantly they show alignment and intersection of veins

So from my perspective, I believed there are niche markets for EntropiaOutfitters.com MiningMaps, it takes time and labor to create the entire analytical package, and those two things add up together to mean a price.

Just like most retailers, EntropiaOutfitters sponsors in-game events, runs promotions, and has a Partner Program all of which boils-down to opportunities for discounts and specials.

Thank you for the feedback. It is all great to hear.

darri