Quote1.7. Las Inaltans Maxhestici - boundaries are, clockwise from the north-west: E Wisconsin Ave, from the River to N Prospect Ave; thence along N Prospect Ave to E Mason St; thence along E Mason St to N Lincoln Memorial Drive; thence along N Lincoln Memorial Drive southward to the point where it diverges from Interstate 794 (the Lake Freeway); thence along Interstate 794 southward, across the Hoan Bridge, to the River; thence along the River back to E Wisconsin Ave.
Quote1.15. Port Maxhestic - Boundaries are the Sea to the east; the River to the south; to the west, the eastern boundary of Las Inaltans Maxhestici, being N Lincoln Memorial Drive south from E Mason St to the point where it diverges from Interstate 794, and thence Interstate 794 across the Hoan Bridge to the River; and the south boundary of Maritiimi to the north.
Quotethence along E Water Tower Road in its entirety to its southern end; thence due east to the Sea, crossing N Lincoln Memorial Drive and following the access road at the southern edge of the Bradford Beach carpark.
Quote1.18. For the purposes of this Title and of the national boundaries, the River ends and the Sea begins at the mouth of the Milwaukee River channel, on a line drawn across the mouth of the channel joining the shores of the harbour on either side of it, between the Summerfest grounds and Jones Island.
Quote12.7. The Maritiimi-Maxhestic Capitol Building -- The Milwaukee County War Memorial Center (on N Lincoln Memorial Drive)
Quote from: Baron Alexandreu Davinescu on Yesterday at 03:08:37 PMActually, you know what? I think this is a great lesson. Breneir wants to make a bargain. We told him no, but he's already shown that he can't understand what that means.
But since right now he's just an offender who really doesn't seem to understand that "no means no," it's maybe more important that he start learning.
So 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.
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.
Quote from: Baron Alexandreu Davinescu on Yesterday at 02:36:39 PMI promise you that exactly no one was shocked that you found an excuse to avoid these steps towards rehabilitation. We could easily leave a permanent note in La C'hronica for each month which reads, "This month, Breneir found a reason to avoid confronting the consequences of his actions."
Quote from: Miestră Schivă, UrN-GC on Yesterday at 02:22:02 PMQuote from: Baron Alexandreu Davinescu on Yesterday 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.
Yeah, this is an important point here, which gets lost if we talk about this as if it were solely about sexual harassment. Breneir is a doyen of all kinds of harassment. Pestering; nagging; proposing the same bills over and over again, in the apparent hope that we'll eventually give him what he wants so as to stop being annoyed. @Bråneu Excelsio, UrN talked about repeated unwanted communications on WhatsApp.
I can only assume this is a behaviour pattern which has served him well outside Talossa.
Quote from: Breneir Tzaracomprada on October 03, 2026, 06:48:50 PMQuote from: Miestră Schivă, UrN-GC on October 03, 2026, 06:27:33 PMQuote from: Breneir Tzaracomprada on October 03, 2026, 05:01:30 PMFolks, if you could please put parts that concern the end of the boycott into a joint statement?
No. As AD said, this is not a negotiation.
So then we won't be moving forward. I appreciate you laying out the terms. My door is open should you all decide to post the joint statement as an exercise in trust-building.