Spanish (native), English (work), Italian (certified B2).

I formally studied (5 years spread in) French, Arabic, and Korean, and spent at least a semester doing Hebrew, German, and Esperanto each. That must have been a lifetime ago, as I can now barely read Arabic and Korean. Funnily enough, I think I can read modern Greek even if I don't know any.

@Sir Lüc, please move this to the CRL.

English, a little French, and I have Latin and Greek academically (and did have some Middle Egyptian)

If we're going to do this again in February, we need to figure out a time sooner rather than later.

I'll incorporate other edits as necessary, although I am disappointed in the degree we'll still be binding the provinces.  Barring other suggestions or concerns, I plan to Clark this next month.

This can be a contentious and important issue -- any thoughts from other MZs?

Is the offer for my membership still being considered?

Quote from: þerxh Sant-Enogat on Yesterday at 04:04:58 PMThe wording "By the grace of God" seems to me in opposition with the secular values I think our inclusive nation should show. May be I am too french here :-)

Maybe too republican, but I say "Montjoie Saint Denis"! ;)

Quote from: þerxh Sant-Enogat on Yesterday at 04:04:58 PMThe wording "By the grace of God" seems to me in opposition with the secular values I think our inclusive nation should show. May be I am too french here :-)

I am in agreement. I am personally religious but quite firm on separation of faith and state officially. In the US, I dislike seeing the Ten Commandments in public venues and would prefer not to see In God We Trust on currency.

Whatever comes of the current situation regarding the Acting Governor, one thing is clear, Florencia needs a major constitutional overhaul.

As a member of the House of Shepherds I'd like to create this space for gathering areas in need of reform and ideas for reform.

If the sky is the limit then I think the system employed by Fiova fits my own personal sensibilities but recognize that might be too much and too far of a change. One item we have to address is the eligibility limitations on the Office of Governor.