I'm so glad to hear this update. Thank you, Chris, for keeping tabs on Talossa for Litz and for sharing this news with us!

I visited a new country earlier this year: Iceland. While there I was definitely conscious of the impact of the Icelandic language on Ben Madison way back in the day, and even more so on Penginijtung.

Welcome back, Tric'hard!

Welcome back, Alexandreu! It's nice to see some old faces reappearing.

Cosa: Progressive Alliance
RZ07: üc
RZ14: non
RZ15: non
RZ26: non
RZ27: üc

Quote from: Miestră Schivă, UrN-GC on April 01, 2025, 05:27:24 PMthe referendum on the Fixed Terms amendment gives excellent feedback on where to go from here (and is a shining example for grassroots democracy).

I wonder when the last time was that an OrgLaw amendment failed on referendum.

I was surprised to see that item on the ballot. Was it the result of recent legislation? I stake my claim regardless.

Quote from: Sir Lüc on April 01, 2025, 09:27:58 AMXherált Del'Encradeir

Who is this Xher... ohhhhh. Zooks!

Quote from: Quedéir Castiglhâ on March 28, 2025, 07:40:58 PMWe are currently in the midst of yearly controlled burns where I live in north central Kansas. My poor wife coughs for weeks until everyone's done.

Good to see you on Witt again, Q! I haven't been very active in a while myself.

I don't think there ever was an announcement, or any attempt to choose a leader after Eðo resigned. The party just stopped functioning.

Cosa: DIEN
RZ6: Non
RZ21: Non
Cabana: Üc

Quote from: Miestră Schivă, UrN on January 07, 2025, 01:17:23 PMActually, it's not as bad as the stupid pirate law, in which s. 5 winkingly endorses sexual assault

Do let's try to be a little more charitable to our fellow Talossans than that. I don't suppose you've ever played Sid Meier's Pirates!?

Quote from: Iac Marscheir on January 05, 2025, 08:19:11 PMis not something we need to be doing.

Yeah, that was my original question. I'm not sure what there is to investigate as the law seems to be pretty clear.

Quote from: Iac Marscheir on January 05, 2025, 05:58:37 PMEhhh, if renaturalization were a burdensome process, I would probably support having them remain on the rolls until they make their own contact. However, because it isn't a burdensome process, I don't think there's much justification for choosing to, well, stalk them in a sense and try to make contact with them without necessarily having their parents involved.

Let them strike out, and if they decide to contact us, just do the normal renaturalization.

The law was actually changed in the 57th Cosa so Dandelions don't actually get automatic citizenship. They have to request it, which is actually the same effect as if they struck out and had to renaturalize. So I opposed the change but in practical terms it's pretty much the same from the Dandelion's perspective.

Quote from: Miestră Schivă, UrN on January 05, 2025, 02:11:12 PMUnder the old laws, Dandelions were not in danger of "striking out" of citizenship. So, if their parents "struck out", they would be left on the rolls, with no way of contacting them.

Yes, but they still start "accumulating strikes" at 14, right? I thought "trapped" meant they were stuck on the rolls indefinitely but maybe I misunderstood.

Quote from: Sir Lüc on January 05, 2025, 09:34:20 AM- The Chancery reserves its right to conduct a further investigation of the status of several "trapped" Dandelions, who are present on our rolls but that are uncontactable, as they have no parents presently holding Talossan citizenship.

What is the issue with "trapped" Dandelions? Are there Dandelions whose dates of birth are unknown?

Quote from: Penorwood on December 15, 2024, 11:59:58 AMThanks, I'll send a link that can access the whole folder of my Christmas songs. I'm assuming this link stays in Talossa, I haven't registered them yet.

I really like We Three Wandering Kings and A Politician's Christmas.

Christmas Joy and Fun

Those are all original? I quite like Christmas Faith.

Quote from: Alan Libert on January 04, 2025, 02:24:56 AMA blue-tongued skink is a fairly large Australian lizard (a foot or more), and a popular pet here in Australia and overseas. They are generally calm and thus make good pets. I am very attached to mine.They can live for 20 years or longer.

At first I misread that, because blue-TAILED skink is a common name for the juvenile five-lined skink, which is widespread in the eastern US.

Congratulations, Pol! Welcome to Talossa!

One neat thing about the timing of Flip Molinar Day is that the idiom "turn of the year" is used to refer to the end of one year and beginning of the next. Perhaps in Talossan English the term "flip of the year" will gain currency.