That's a lovely initiative, and I hope more people will join in and share a glimpse of their world. Looking forward to seeing more photographs from everyone!

No, there are no video lessons.

Seeing no other official acknowledgement (from a Government quite willing to make them normally) I wanted to acknowledge the positive development in the United States. We have seen government pronouncements, well-deserved, when the US commits some kind of negative action but one thing I think is needed to understand here in Talossa is that positive action must be recognized as well to build the feedback for the actor in question. If you reward negative actions only with your attention then you create perverse incentives not conducive to the goal you claim to be after.

The American people voted against Trumpism in resounding fashion on November 3 and made history in ways affirming of diversity all across the country. As an American-Talossan and as a Black American it was one of the first days of pride since Obama's election in 2008.

In Georgia, the first Black woman governor was elected. She poignantly noted the enslavement of her ancestor just miles away from governor's mansion she and her family will soon inhabit.
In Florida, Nevada, and Wisconsin they elected their first Black governors.
In Michigan, the first Muslim is being sent to the Senate.
In New Mexico, the first Indigenous woman governor was elected.
In Minnesota and Alaska, the first Indigenous women are being sent to the Senate.
In New Hampshire, the first openly gay man is being sent to the Senate.
In California, their first Hispanic governor was elected.
In Texas, their first Hispanic woman governor was elected.
In Mississippi, they may soon be electing their first Black senator since the mid-1800s.

The hope is that the audacity shown in 2008 is here to stay. And that the United States will move towards being a true, reliable, and supportive participant in the global order.

Quote from: Moinul Moin on <strong>Yesterday</strong> at 12:21:30 PMHello everyone!

I'd love to see the world through the eyes of our fellow Talossans!

Share one of your favourite photographs. It could be a beautiful landscape, a memorable moment, wildlife, architecture, city life, or simply something interesting you've captured.
Feel free to tell us the story behind your photograph, too!

Let's share a little creativity and discover the world through each other's lenses!

@Moinul Moin Thanks for helping to generate some non-government led activity here on Witt. This is the kind of natural cultural activity and community building I am referring to. I hope others will join in and be inspired by you. Here is a picture I took a few days ago from the office tower I work in in Surrey, British Columbia:

Quote from: Mic'haglh Autófil, O.Be on <strong>Yesterday</strong> at 02:58:16 PM

Quote from: Tratxan dal Muotă on <strong>Yesterday</strong> at 02:09:10 PMCan it be argent instead of purple then?

Quote from: Tratxan dal Muotă on <strong>Yesterday</strong> at 02:16:24 PMCan I have the language flag on the shield maybe?

I was thinking argent and vert would be a good combination as well -- and if we add some sable in, that could be a good way to representr the Glheþ flag. Let me come up with a draft or two and send them your way. :)

Thank you so much

Quote from: Liz Quiehui on November 03, 2026, 07:39:33 AMSubject: Warm Greetings and Best Wishes to the Talossan Community
Dear Your Majesty King Txec, My Fellow Citizen Breneir, and Distinguished Ladies and Gentlemen,
I am writing to formally extend my warmest greetings and highest respects to Your Majesty, the leadership, and the entire Talossan community.
As we engage in our civic duties and collaborative efforts, I wish to express my sincere appreciation for the shared vision that drives the national development and community growth of our nation. It is always a pleasure to witness the dedicated efforts of our citizens in expanding our network and strengthening the foundations of Talossa.
Please accept my best wishes for your happiness, prosperity, and success in all ongoing endeavors for the progress of our nation.
Respectfully yours,
Liz Quiehui
Talossan Citizen

I hope you had a good weekend Liz. It has been a difficult one for me with a family member going through a precarious health situation.

Quote from: Baron Alexandreu Davinescu on <strong>Yesterday</strong> at 09:06:05 AMThis past week, obviously I was not very present as it was a very busy week for me. However, the minister of foreign affairs did get me to make a PDF workbook of the first six lessons. Tafi already looked it over and found some mistakes I accidentally introduced when copying everything to my doc. I will add it to the site when I next update it.

Are there videos? I would watch video lessons too.

Quote from: Baron Alexandreu Davinescu on October 30, 2026, 08:40:08 AMOkay, S:reu Itravilatx, what symbols or ideas are important to you?

I would to include a cat on my arms. For ideas I would like to highlight art, life, and knowledge. Please inform me if you need more information and thank you for your help designing my personal arms.

Quote from: Baron Alexandreu Davinescu on <strong>Yesterday</strong> at 11:37:37 AMI will take your suggestion that new citizens be automatically put into the pipeline for other things under consideration, and I thank you for it.

I can help too. I look forward to tracking what else the government brings from consideration into visible action.

Of note as well was the King's exercise of his royal prerogative to deny Baraka Mtajiri's application. To my knowledge, that's a rare occurrence.