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#41
Quote from: Crement Itravilatx on Yesterday at 01:13:38 AM
Quote from: Baron Alexandreu Davinescu on October 10, 2026, 01:58:38 PMI will maintain this stance indefinitely, until such time as you take steps to rehabilitate yourself by resigning from the Cosa and undertake this educational course in how to understand and prevent sexual harassment of all kinds.

Brandon please allow me to co-sponsor your bill?


Yes, of course, hun. I'll add you now.
#42
Wittenberg / Re: [GOVT] Cartography
Last post by Baron Alexandreu Davinescu - Yesterday at 09:54:03 AM
Tafi, I wanted to save you some trouble, so I tried my hand at the diacritics.  I think these are the ones that needed to change: Fiovă, Florenciă, Fluvia Montevudio, Cüfeir, Las Inaltans Maxhestici, Vilatx Freiric, and Dun Cestour?  We don't use that circled I at all or some of the accented Es, right?  I edited my bill to fix the old spellings in other places, too.

Also, I did some investigation of that border.  There's an onramp that it seems to be following, which is weird.  I think that legally I am more correct, since the tracts were the basis for the law but not the actual law.  If I were to have the map follow the onramp, we'd need to change the law to reflect what are in effect new borders and a change in territory, I think.
#43
Dear President and Council Members,

Thank you very much for your dedicated time in reviewing my application and for providing this institutional feedback. I highly respect the academic rigor and standards maintained by the Royal Society for the Advancement of Knowledge.

I sincerely appreciate your encouragement to develop my work further. I will carefully take your guidance into account to refine the research methodology and integrate proper primary sources and citations. Wishing you all a wonderful and happy weekend ahead.

Respectfully yours,

Liz Quiehui
#44
Wittenberg / Re: [GOVT] Appointments to the...
Last post by Baron Alexandreu Davinescu - Yesterday at 08:35:19 AM
The wiki is updated.

EDIT: Also trying to fix the styling up a little bit, but I may have forgotten how to mess with the wiki CSS since I set it up twelve years ago

FURTHER EDIT: Fancier!  I also see a lot of other things I want to improve about the wiki, though.
#45
Wittenberg / Re: A question to Talossa:
Last post by Baron Alexandreu Davinescu - Yesterday at 08:34:25 AM
What is the ultimate goal of Talossa?  That's a great question, and you're going to get a number of different answers (just like you would if you asked what the ultimate goal of the United Kingdom might be).

For myself, I think my ultimate goal is to help create something wonderful that lasts.  Talossa is independent from the whims of any one person, and if you make changes or work in service here, then there's a good chance you can build a legacy that will continue for a long time.  If you're a politician, you can have a big impact on policy decisions and guiding the country -- we're small, so your voice will always be influential.  And finally, I'm here to have fun... it's just fun getting to try new things!
#46
Wittenberg / A question to Talossa:
Last post by Riley Kenny Clow - Yesterday at 08:23:52 AM
- I'm unsure as to whether I, as a prospective citizen, am able to randomly put up these new topics, but I thought, whatever!

Me and my partner have only been prospective citizens for a day and we have a growing interest in Talossa - not only it's history, politics and mechanics, but its people and their desires. We both identify as devoted Liberal Democrats back home in the UK, and the ideology is one we think can enhance any system. With the thought of potential political participation merely in mind, and i'm certainly not trying to lure anyone into broosking - me and Wyatt would both like to address the citizens of Talossa, and simply ask them what they want, purely as to get to know more about the nations fundamental beliefs and that only: What is the ultimate goal of Talossa, in short? I questioned King Txec himself on this just yesterday, out of pure interest, (and he thought I was some pesky journalist - fair...), but do its citizens want more..? I understand some see Robert I's unanswered declaration sent way back as proof of Talossas macronationality, but is there anyone who wants more independence perhaps? - this is purely asked out of interest. I want to know more about the fundamental desire of Talossan's.

I should make clear, I really am not attempting to get anyone in trouble in the sense of broosking - I really just want to learn more about the nations very basic belief systems - I understand if no major political party member feels comfortable replying to quite a political question, however.
#47
Wittenberg / Re: [STUFF] Talossan ID Cards
Last post by Baron Alexandreu Davinescu - Yesterday at 08:18:36 AM
Quote from: Wyatt Thurel on Yesterday at 07:20:05 AMhow often are ID cards handed out???

Usually once a term.  There's some significant labour involved, since the civil service official in charge has to create each one, have it printed, and then mail them individually.
#48
Wittenberg / Re: [STUFF] Talossan ID Cards
Last post by Riley Kenny Clow - Yesterday at 07:22:38 AM
Quote from: Mximo Malt on October 10, 2026, 01:36:42 PMBy the way, are you an ordained Minister?
I'm also an ordained minister! Me and Wyatt completed our licence together, we're yet to officiate any wedding but I'm looking forward to fulfilling my promises as a Reverend.
#49
Wittenberg / Re: [STUFF] Talossan ID Cards
Last post by Wyatt Thurel - Yesterday at 07:20:51 AM
Quote from: Mximo Malt on October 10, 2026, 01:36:42 PM
Quote from: Reverend Wyatt Thurel on October 10, 2026, 01:36:05 PMhey, are ID cards still being handed out. i applied for one yesterday
I think so...

By the way, are you an ordained Minister?


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i am!!!
#50
Wittenberg / Re: [STUFF] Talossan ID Cards
Last post by Wyatt Thurel - Yesterday at 07:20:05 AM
how often are ID cards handed out???