Quote from: Miestră Schivă, UrN-GC on Today at 06:57:36 PM

Quote from: Baron Alexandreu Davinescu on Today at 03:08:37 PMSo when the time comes, I will publicly announce:

QuoteBreneir Tzaracomprada sexually harassed another citizen.  No one deserves to be treated this way -- there is nothing more important than the safety of our citizens.  After being confronted with his behavior, Breneir spent a year refusing to apologize in a real way, but eventually acquiesced.  For most of us, this wasn't enough to begin to treat him like any other citizen.  It was too hard to forget that he'd hurt someone else or that he didn't really seem to care.

However, Breneir has now resigned from the Cosa and has undertaken an educational course.  These are both good first steps to show that he wants to begin to learn and change his behavior.  Everyone deserves to be safe and not feel like being in our public square might make them a possible target.  We hope that, if he decides to remain a citizen, that this is becomes a chance for him to start a new chapter of his time here.

And I will give this statement my full support, should it ever be warranted.

*claps*

@Sir Lüc

Might you be willing to clarify for King Txec and Miestra as you have added the title to my profile,  I think? That is why I stated I am the Opposition Leader. I think it has to do with the current No votes. Crement voted for the government, ahem, which is certainly not matching with my vote (mentioning that obvious fact for those desperate to tie us politically at the hip.)

Quote from: Baron Alexandreu Davinescu on Today at 03:08:37 PMSo when the time comes, I will publicly announce:

QuoteBreneir Tzaracomprada sexually harassed another citizen.  No one deserves to be treated this way -- there is nothing more important than the safety of our citizens.  After being confronted with his behavior, Breneir spent a year refusing to apologize in a real way, but eventually acquiesced.  For most of us, this wasn't enough to begin to treat him like any other citizen.  It was too hard to forget that he'd hurt someone else or that he didn't really seem to care.

However, Breneir has now resigned from the Cosa and has undertaken an educational course.  These are both good first steps to show that he wants to begin to learn and change his behavior.  Everyone deserves to be safe and not feel like being in our public square might make them a possible target.  We hope that, if he decides to remain a citizen, that this is becomes a chance for him to start a new chapter of his time here.

And I will give this statement my full support, should it ever be warranted.

Quote from: Breneir Tzaracomprada on Today at 02:15:05 PMIn the meantime, I will continue on as leader of HM's loyal opposition.

Crement is the actual, lawful Leader of the Opposition. Crement and Breneir have spent weeks arguing that Crement is not simply a proxy for Breneir. Breneir just came out and admitted that in fact he calls the political shots.

This is an impressive footbullet.

Quote from: Breneir Tzaracomprada on Today at 02:15:05 PM

Quote from: Baron Alexandreu Davinescu on Today at 02:10:48 PMYes, we all understand that you have a hard time with someone telling you "no."  That's how you got in this mess.

Ignoring the usual insinuations from our prime minister.
To repeat for public knowledge, I am happy to take the course and resign from the Ziu once a joint statement is posted unsigned and then signed once confirmation of the former is determined.

In the meantime, I will continue on as leader of HM's loyal opposition.

Would you mind explaining how you reckon yourself as leader of the opposition?

-Txec R

I'm not sure how large this is designed to be printed but much of the text is hard to read which would not make it an accessibility-friendly document. We should mindful of diverse experiences when producing materials.

I moved some labels (I had some in temporary places I never fixed) and added terrain shading a bit.

Oh my god I'm going to make some software so that only I know it and that you don't know it.

Heh, I actually do use QGIS for work though! I even taught a lab module for an undergrad course about natural hazards using QGIS last year, and this semester as well (though we might switch to ArcGIS instead - gonna have to settle on that pretty soon)

Luc, if every time I learn a new computer skill I find out that you mastered it when you were twelve, we're eventually going to just start assigning you all of the work instead of just 90% of it.

Good idea on those plugins!  I'll see if it helps me tweak this.