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Wittenberg / Re: Website Plans
« on: January 10, 2021, 09:38:23 PM »
Edo, you are a master.
This version of Wittenberg is now the legal national forum for Talossa! Feel free to explore it, and to check out the threads for feedback, requests and criticisms to make sure Wittenberg is tailored to you.
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Great work! Very impressive transclusion!
Should it be of value to the realm, I conduct a backup of my network attached storage at least quarterly and rotate external hard drives back and forth off site to secure storage in a Wells Fargo safe deposit box. I would be happy to include an archive of Talossan data whether it be in raw or compiled forms within that process. There are certainly other options including alternative online storage, but consider this an offer of specific physical storage to augment other archives.
My apologies for not getting back to you sooner.
I like that a lot, and while I was considering another possibility after reading through the old thread I'm not entirely sure that would pass muster.
Is there a site where I can play around with tincture and blazon options anymore?
There are many sites that allows you to design your CoAs, but in almost all of them you have to choose from their set formats. So, there's not much of a chance to tinker...
2. A periodically elected King (with quite long terms)
That would be perfectly acceptable to me as a "historic compromise" - something like 7 years.
If this is happening than I might as well be included, even if only to constantly say "no"
Setting up two Ziu committees with equal Govt/Opposition representation to produce reports, including proposed legislation if appropriate, on:
Reform of the Cosă/Ziu.
These might include: the Cosă’s size, electoral system and ways of assigning seats; the possibility of a unicameral Ziu; moving responsibility for the Clark from the Chancery to the Mençéi and the Tuíschac’h.
Law reform.
This might include: removing Wisconsin law from el Lexhatx in favour of an indigenous equivalent; moving to an inquisitorial rather than adversarial Cort system; moving to a civil law rather than a common law system.