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#11
Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass - Tijuana Taxi.
#12
Quote from: Max Maltezos on Yesterday at 07:45:56 AM(and in my opinion should be the prerequisite for citizenship)
I mean English is also an official language in Talossa (and the more common language).
#13
For me, Talossa is an interesting outgrowth of the internet. The internet creates new spaces and challenges definitions. Talossa is a microcosm of that, as Talossa exists primarily online (our territorial claims notwithstanding) and thus challenges the standard Montevideo criterion of a nation as having a physical space to inhabit.
#14
"Azul" is of Berber origin and simply means "hello".
#15
L'Óspileu/The Chat Room / Re: Fantasy hockey
Last post by Tric’hard Lenxheir - Yesterday at 08:40:42 AM
One of the tricks to a successful season is checking your roster for injured players. The roster holds a space for players on injured reserve and you can place them there to keep them and replace them with active players from the waiver list. You can also update your active lineup on a weekly or daily basis (I choose daily which helps keep track of those pesky injuries).
#16
El Glheþ Talossan / Etymology of "Azul"
Last post by Max Maltezos - Yesterday at 07:49:15 AM
Doesn't this mean "blue" in Spanish? How did blue become hello in this land?


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#17
L'Óspileu/The Chat Room / Re: what makes you want to bec...
Last post by Max Maltezos - Yesterday at 07:45:56 AM
I wanted to learn about the land of my birth, and I am also a language freak. Talossan should be in greater use (and in my opinion should be the prerequisite for citizenship).


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#19
L'Óspileu/The Chat Room / Re: Voting - Talossan Music To...
Last post by Glüc - Yesterday at 07:14:11 AM
Closed
First unusual time signature group later today
#20
Wittenberg / Re: [CHANCERY] Electoral Comm...
Last post by Sir Lüc - Yesterday at 05:23:57 AM
Azul all,

the Electoral Commission has been served with the proposed set of rules to be used in the upcoming General Election. You can find the proposed rules at this link.

The changes with respect to the previous set of rules (beyond the obvious changes to update the months and number of Cosă to be elected) are all listed as comments, but most are only for clarity. The substantial ones are:

  • A.1 allows to list authorised agents that may send out literature and edit the party registration on the party leader's behalf;
  • A.3 has been wholly rewritten for clarity, but the new version also removes the ability of parties to request plaintext lists of public emails;
  • B.4 has been added to allow Senate candidates to also send literature through the Chancery;
  • D.1-3 have been edited to better reflect the informal arrangement of the last GE (seat claims, self-determining electoral law, and elections to provincial executives)
  • F.3 has been amended to remove the requirement to shuffle ballots presented for certification (which was determined by the previous Commission to be a pain point)

The Commission will now review the rules for compliance, suggest amendments (if any) and proceed to certification by October 31st.



Sir Lüc da Schir, UrB
Secretary of State