"The witness security facet of your characters is kind of dependent on your profile before you join the corporation. In my case, my chief would have undergone a witness protection, get a brand new name, wipe corp background, fresh portrait - those sorts of things. And that to me, because my identity and my expertise in EVE was tied up in that character, I had been contemplating not even taking off him ice because I didn't want to have to change his name, his portrait. Because when you have played for so long with a specific character, you've connected with so many people through that avatar, your identities are linked to it. So being able to still be that character now when I'm playing EVE is surprisingly fantastic, and EVE Echoes Items was a lot more important to me than I had expected until just before I came to CCP and recognized the implications of what could happen to that personality."

Jessica mentions that even in her short time working with CCP she has noticed the change in coverage has really helped the group - and EVE Online as a whole.

"From what I can observe, in my brief time here, it is actually helping a range of individuals in the company already. From what I could tell, there are a lot of people inside CCP who have played EVE for a very long time. But there is no way for your community to see that because it had been so secretive. And I think now that that's changed, it has opened up a whole bunch of new playstyles. It is allowing a number of developers to have a clearer idea of what's going on inside the major Buy EVE Mobile ISK communities they weren't able to receive before. And I think, even only over these last couple of months, that's actually made a really positive effect on development of the game."