Quote from: Barclamïu da Miéletz on Yesterday at 03:51:54 PMI'll make that first

Presenting the front of the atrocity I came up with.

Quote from: xpb on Yesterday at 02:47:51 PMHere's a Colorado sample https://dmv.colorado.gov/newcard

Blocked here.

Quote from: xpb on Yesterday at 02:47:51 PMSounds like an interesting idea - in the US that would be by state (province) so maybe a CZ one would be appropriate first.

Was thinking of making one for the entire country. I'll make that first and try to do a provincial one.

Keep an eye out to the list at https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vpj7FD31PbEan0JZXZeXWKION0WpNZG2vdJ6xm7uaKY/edit?usp=sharing

When an external contact comes in, I will place it under Information Liaison as "External Request" - these would be potentially be the most active ones, although some are very new and may not have much information yet. Another entity I reviewed indicated they don't even consider diplomatic relations until a specific micronation has been active for at least a year.

There are a couple of DRAFT Factbook links - note that the basics of these will be sent to be verified by the external entity as correct (without our internal-only SWOT analysis) and then move to a prepublished level.  Having a Factbook entry does not indicate diplomatic relations, but is a precursor to any potential relationship.

Quote from: Barclamïu da Miéletz on Yesterday at 01:11:15 PMWhat a crazy thing, this inspired me to make a concept for a driving licence card.

Sounds like an interesting idea - in the US that would be by state (province) so maybe a CZ one would be appropriate first.

Here's a Colorado sample https://dmv.colorado.gov/newcard

What a crazy thing, this inspired me to make a concept for a driving licence card.

Quote from: Mic'haglh Autófil, O.Be on March 03, 2026, 10:22:26 PMJust in case it needs to be clarified, macronational authorites will not recognize these, so we do not recommend using them as a valid form of identification when it really counts.

That's why I already have a Polish ID.

Quote from: Mic'haglh Autófil, O.Be on March 03, 2026, 10:22:26 PMCurrent applications: 1 of 9
(The first one has been waiting on their ID for a bit, ideally they don't renounce partway through this time :P )

Damn I feel called out...

Good evening, fellow Talossans!

The Directorate of STUFF, an office of the Royal Civil Service, is pleased to announce that we are accepting requests for Talossan identification cards.

Here's how the process works:

• Take the Civics Test. This is an open-book quiz on Talossan knowledge, which I have just combed through in the last few days to make sure it's up to date on factual accuracy. You need to get 75% right to earn a passing grade.
• Fill out the Application Form. Please be assured that all information collected as part of this process is deleted after receipt of the ID by the applicant, for data protection.
• Once you've passed the Civics Test and gotten your Application submitted, I'll reach out via PM here on Witt just to confirm that everything looks good.
• The best part is that you will receive your own Talossan ID! The second best part is, you don't need to pay for it!

I will be closing applications when one of two criteria is met:

• Applications will close no later than Wednesday, 1 April.
• Applications may close sooner if I receive nine valid applications. Nine IDs are what fit on one sheet at the printer, so it makes sense to try and maximize an order if possible.

Just in case it needs to be clarified, macronational authorites will not recognize these, so we do not recommend using them as a valid form of identification when it really counts.

Current applications: 1 of 9
(The first one has been waiting on their ID for a bit, ideally they don't renounce partway through this time :P )

I'll be putting up a tracker spreadsheet similar to the previous one, sometime during March, just whenever I get a good moment.

Quote from: Sir Lüc on March 03, 2026, 06:00:47 AMDone.

Thanks.