As Premier of Maricopa I would like to ask why our senator @Béneditsch Ardpresteir failed to vote and represent his province in the 4th Clark.
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Quote from: Baron Alexandreu Davinescu on December 06, 2021, 08:45:04 PM
Here are some of my ideas, some of which I've mentioned before.
Centralize
Government business and party business should be relocated to Witt, as much as possible. Right now, nearly all of that is invisible, which just feeds the impression that nothing is happening in Talossa (even when a lot is purportedly happening behind the scenes). This can't be mandated for obvious reasons (like freedom of speech and associated), but it looks like literally everyone needed to make this happen is in this thread and people could just agree to do it. No money, new laws, or supermajority support would be required to do this.
Tweet
Log onto the Kingdom Twitter on Tweetdeck and schedule a bunch of posts based on upcoming holidays (using the wiki page on them) and just general silliness. A bunch can be quickly written and scheduled, and hashtagged with "#conlang #micronation #talossa". It will require not much more than an hour of work every couple of months. It will be much easier than actually consistently using our nearly-dead social media, but still gin up a good presence as a start to begin building back up opportunities for future real engagement. For bonus points, use IFTT to automate cross-posting to Facebook and Instagram. No money, new laws, or supermajority support would be required to do this.
Knights
We're in dire times, and vigorous support for these initiatives or others should be rewarded as an act of patriotism in service to Talossa. If someone knocks off a few things on this list, they probably should be in line for a knighthood. We don't want pay-to-play, and the dignity of titles has to be preserved if it's going to actually mean anything to anyone, but we should reward people who rise to the occasion of their country's emergency. No money, new laws, or supermajority support would be required to do this.
Ads
We have a decent amount of money. Abandon the plans to spend it on stuff like a registered agent, and instead start an advertising campaign. The Government can run a contest for the copy and images, and then appropriate funds with a PD or bill. Target some key words like "micronation" or "conlang." This would require significant expenditure and laws, but not much beyond that (no opposition is likely to appear).
Quote from: Viteu on December 06, 2021, 11:54:18 AMQuote from: Ian Plätschisch on December 05, 2021, 09:45:14 PM
Uppermost Cort
El Lexhatx puts the Clerk of Corts in charge of administering the Cort. This might work well if the Clerk were consistently active, but Clerks have generally not been active for most of the position's history. If the law were followed, this would make it very difficult to conduct any legal business. However, for the past several years, parties to cases and Justices alike have essentially agreed to pretend the position of Clerk does not exist and handle all administration themselves. This has allowed the Cort to function, although it does so in a make-it-up-as-we-go manner that no one quite understands and is ripe for future controversy.
There's been some positive movement since 2019, of course, but it's inhibited by two necessary components--a lack of active judges and a lack of an active clerk.
Quote from: Baron Alexandreu Davinescu on December 05, 2021, 06:13:31 PMQuote from: Miestră Schivă, UrN on December 05, 2021, 02:00:26 PMYes, it should certainly be plain by now that you can't force people to be interested in something. I've said it many times, and I'm glad you've taken it to heart. If I was suggesting passing a law to require enthusiasm for tackling our most important problem, then I would be foolish.
Anyway, I think someone once said that if you stop people doing what they want with Talossa, they won't do what *you* want, they'll do nothing.
Instead, I'm calling for leadership. We can unite in common cause to save our country, without anybody forcing us to do so.
We clearly are in dire straits, and we need to make a change. Business-as-usual isn't working. And there will come a point of no return.
We should try a new approach. We might fail, but Talossa is worth the effort.