This is awesome! Being of Scottish descent, it means tons to me. With your permission, I'd like to also adopt it as the official tartan of my Royal House, being that I am also a proud Maricopan!

Very nice work!

-SVA/REH

Wow. That looks awesome!

- SVA/REH

I agree with Sir Luc that the constructive motion is exactly that, a motion, not legislation. If it isn't hoppered, the law against duplication doesn't apply. The same person could move for the same Seneschal as many times as he or she wished to under this legislation.

Azul,

Effective November 30, 2024 at noon Talossan time, I hereby resign my long held position of Secretary of State. Should I ascend to the throne prior to that date, my resignation will take immediate effect.

Serving as the Secretary of State is a burden and yet it is also a joy. I've loved (almost) every moment since I left the Uppermost Cort four years ago. With my impending accession to the Throne, and with the month of recess called, now is the perfect time to allow the government to appoint a successor and to give that successor time to acclimate to the role.

Sir Txec dal Nordselva
Heir Presumptive
Secretary of State

moved

I know the Burgermeister @xpb is arranging some type of corporation, so that might be something to help.

Quote from: Barclamïu da Miéletz on November 12, 2024, 02:18:50 AM

Quote from: Miestră Schivă, UrN on November 11, 2024, 05:07:23 PM*stares in Irish*

*confused and scared Polish noises*

You should read up on Irish history (which was the point of Dame Miestra's "Irish stare"). Her point was that Poland isn't the only country that has had a difficult past.

Does Poland not have veterans? Do they not also deserve to be celebrated? My proclamation was for ALL of us as Talossa is not just one country or people. We have Americans, New Zealanders, British, German, Canadian, Polish, Italian just to name those off the top of my head. Our diversity is one of our enduring strengths and veterans from every country, every side in conflict, should be celebrated for their sacrifices. Not just "my" veterans. All veterans.

Quote from: Barclamïu da Miéletz on November 11, 2024, 09:48:38 AMPlease be happy that your countries have always existed, unlike Poland where it regained independence after 123 years of partitioning, 106 years ago.

A happy name day to myself and a happy Polish Independence Day to myself and Veteran's/Armistice Day to those who celebrate it.

To be fair, no country on Earth has "always existed" and there are many, many countries that had to fight hard to keep their existence. Let's try to remember today isn't about any one country. It is about our veterans who have given everything they had.

Very cool!

I would suggest that a little grace should be given to the king. After all, he has been the monarch for 17 years and I can rightly imagine that it would not be an easy thing to give up. When my time comes as king, I imagine I will likely face a similar dilemma some years down the road as well.

Quote from: Breneir Tzaracomprada on October 29, 2024, 11:36:27 AMJust over a week since conclusion of the referendum and I am sure there are arrangements necessary behind the scenes. Do we know when King John plans to abdicate and officialize Txec's ascension?

I've received no information from His Majesty as to his plans.