My national and provincial vote are cast for the Talossan National Congress.

On 57RZ19, The Seneschal Selection and Reselection Amendment, I vote për.
On 57RZ27, The Dandelions Start at Fourteen Amendment, I vote për.

Thank you everyone!!!

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Quote from: stymphalides on November 19, 2022, 12:50:33 PMAzul Talossans,

Glad to be a part of this community and learn more about its history/language

Azul and welcome Bayan,

I noticed you are a history lover. As the editor of Talossa's leading media outlet, Fora Talossa, I invite you to check out our history series, This Month in Talossan History here:

What field of engineering most interest you?

Bayan, I wanted to check if you were able to watch any other videos in the history series? Any feedback from a new viewer is welcome.

Yes! I found the information in the videos to be quite fascinating as I am still accustoming myself to Talossan culture and traditions, my only feedback on the videos would be to maybe include some visual graphics  such as photos related to the events being recorded

Quote from: Alexandreu Prominè on November 29, 2022, 10:15:07 AMWelcome Bayan

Hope you make your dream true to become an engineer and in the near future call you colleague.

Thank you for the kind words Alexandreu  ;D  ;D

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Quote from: stymphalides on November 22, 2022, 09:56:06 PMI think it would be cool if we had a book made specifically on how to speak Talossan

https://www.amazon.com/Complete-Guide-Talossan-Language-English/dp/1453777296

oh wow thank you!

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Quote from: stymphalides on November 19, 2022, 12:50:33 PMAzul Talossans,

Glad to be a part of this community and learn more about its history/language

Please check out the New Talossan History Project

I'll definitely look into it!

Quote from: Iason Taiwos on October 13, 2022, 03:11:42 PMI've recently finished reading an interesting book about Sealand ("Sealand: The True Story of the World's Most Stubborn Micronation and Its Eccentric Royal Family", by Dylan Taylor-Lehman). I highly recommend it.
There's a chapter about MicroCon 2019 that mentions other micronations (the ones who attended MicroCon), like Molossia and Slabovia. (I was interested to learn about the Kingdom of Pibocip, which apparently is located in my area (it's in Youngstown, Ohio.)) (I know Ian Plastisch attended a MicroCon on behalf of Talossa...was it the one in 2019? I can't remember.)
Anyhow, reading this book made me wish someone, an outsider, would write an unbiased popular history of our Kingdom. While it may not be as exciting as some of the events that occurred with Sealand (they fired guns and threw Molotov cocktails at British navy ships!), we nonetheless have an interesting history. What's more, we have our own language. I dunno. Just a thought. A few years ago, I joined some Micronational group on Facebook, and when I told the members I was a Talossan, several people reacted like "Talossa? You mean that's still around?"

I think it would be cool if we had a book made specifically on how to speak Talossan

Wow thank you for sharing this video, very interesting and cool! I am currently interested in electrical engineering, I hope to become a professor one day.

Azul Talossans,

Glad to be a part of this community and learn more about its history/language