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Messages - Breneir Tzaracomprada

#1
Wittenberg / Re: Library of Talossa
Today at 06:42:16 PM
Quote from: King Txec on Today at 06:30:51 PMYes I will work on that this weekend.

-Txec R

Fantastic, thanks Your Majesty.
#2
Wittenberg / Re: Library of Talossa
Today at 02:41:26 PM
Quote from: King Txec on Yesterday at 09:57:41 AMNone of my works are in the public domain< and while I own the copyrights etc., I sell the books for profit. If listing my works meant the actual text, I would not be willing to do that.

-Txec R

Are you willing to share the titles and links for your works? There would be no sharing of actual text and it might increase the discovery of your works. It is also a nice symbolic gesture to have royal works in the Library.
#3
Mr. Speaker,

After a reminder, we are now past the required date for a response from the named minister for this lawfully lodged enquiry. @Munditenens Tresplet Would you please advise on the next steps on this matter?
#4
Mr. Speaker,

Please allow me to remind the Avocat-Xheneral this enquiry is still outstanding. @Dr. Pôl dal Nordselvă
#5
Mr. Speaker,

Please allow me to remind the Minister this enquiry is outstanding @Mic'haglh Autófil, O.Be
#6
Wittenberg / Re: Library of Talossa
Yesterday at 01:22:34 PM
Quote from: Baron Alexandreu Davinescu on Yesterday at 12:31:32 PMJust remembered this, and not sure if I'm misreading, but Iac translated "The Egg" years ago: https://wiki.talossa.com/L%27Uol

So if you wanted it, there it is.

Thanks Baron, that is what I am hoping to work with Iac on. Hoping to get an audio recording of him reading it in Talossan with English subtitles. It would be an entry in the culture video series, Currents, on Fora Talossa.
#7
Wittenberg / Re: Library of Talossa
Yesterday at 10:55:27 AM
Quote from: Leonardo Miguel Carvalho Marques on Yesterday at 10:50:37 AMYes

Leo, please check out the Library here. And let us know if you have some writings that might be added once you are officially Talossan.
#8
Wittenberg / Re: Library of Talossa
Yesterday at 10:54:11 AM
Quote from: King Txec on Yesterday at 09:57:41 AMNone of my works are in the public domain< and while I own the copyrights etc., I sell the books for profit. If listing my works meant the actual text, I would not be willing to do that.

-Txec R

No, not the actual text. Just the titles, author name. I would also include a link to where folks can actually access the book. So it could be a way to direct people to purchase your book.
#9
Wittenberg / Re: Library of Talossa
July 09, 2025, 09:59:41 PM
Quote from: Breneir Tzaracomprada on July 09, 2025, 11:05:43 AMWill do, I'd love it if we did gather more works from Talossans. I am hoping to work with someone for a translation of Andy Weir's The Egg story on Fora Talossa. And the Library of Talossa led me to that.

Back to the original topic of this thread. Does anyone have works which they'd like me to add to the catalog? I'll follow the scheme set by GV and the Baron.

@King Txec @Iason Taiwos

I'm going to search for some of the late Ian Tamoran's works and add any that are not already there.
#10
Wittenberg / Re: Library of Talossa
July 09, 2025, 11:05:43 AM
Quote from: Baron Alexandreu Davinescu on July 09, 2025, 10:47:03 AMIf you'd like to add things, please look at the manner in which existing items are hosted and copy it, with the appropriate templates and linking.

Will do, I'd love it if we did gather more works from Talossans. I am hoping to work with someone for a translation of Andy Weir's The Egg story on Fora Talossa. And the Library of Talossa led me to that.
#11
Wittenberg / Library of Talossa
July 09, 2025, 10:28:50 AM
I've been reviewing the Library of Talossa for a legislative idea and it led to a question. @GV you might have an answer to this one. What is the policy for inclusion of materials in the Library? Is it any item produced by a Talossan is eligible for inclusion? If that is the case, then perhaps we might have some kind of drive to compile additional items as I think we have several authors, including the King, whose works I do not see in the Library.

I have a book of poems I'd like to include if it is for works created by Talossans.
#12
Wittenberg / Re: Curiosity on Eras
July 09, 2025, 07:59:08 AM
With thanks to @GV and @Xheralt Del'Encradeir it is wonderful to see this thread turning into a flourishing historical exploration. We should consider some kind of video reminiscing if you all are interested.
#13
El Funal/The Hopper / Re: Substitute CRLer Act
July 08, 2025, 01:17:55 AM
Quote from: Mic'haglh Autófil, O.Be on July 07, 2025, 11:57:03 PMWhile I appreciate the invite, I'll let you run with this one on your own. I look forward to seeing which path forward you decide to take.

Very well, thanks for your consideration
#14
Quote from: Mic'haglh Autófil, O.Be on July 07, 2025, 11:54:43 PMWell, as I can see it, there are a few paths forward:

* Remove 8.4.2 to address the Baron's concerns, and move forward with the rest of the bill.
* Keep 8.4.2, but clarify that this part only enters into effect if the bill passes the Cosa by a 2/3 majority.
* Keep 8.4.2 and hope it passes by 2/3 anyway. (not recommended, but technically an option)
* Abandon the bill.

To be clear, the point of 8.4.2 is much the same as the limit on non-list candidates being given Cosa seats -- the people have a right to know (at least as accurately as possible) who they are electing ahead of time, and the "surrender half your seats" part is effectively your penalty for disturbing that. Options 2 and 3 hinge on some of the precedent set by Cjantscheir v. the Ziu, in that 60RZ19 was deemed to clear the requisite threshold to remove a CpI Judge.

I would invite not just CRL members but other MZs to provide their input.

I think a good case has been made on the potential inOrganicity(?) of 8.4.2. There is the option of an advisory opinion if you'd like to test it before moving forward as the Judiciary seems like a good place to remove any uncertainty on the question. I'd support removing that section as the bill would still be effective, as far as its intended purpose insofar as I understand it, without it.
#15
Quote from: Antaglha Xhenerös Somelieir on July 07, 2025, 04:22:34 PMTúischac'h

Honestly, I lost track of time as mental health and energy was worse than usual the end of the last couple of weeks, so I missed the deadline. So that was my mistake.

I do intend to submit it to the next Clark and I will use the next few weeks to get in contact with them and prompt them to show themselves here more if possible. But we will review the situation closer to the time and make a final decision and a statement then.

Mr. Speaker,

I send well-wishes to the Minister on her mental health and thank her for her prompt and forthright reply.