Quote from: Iac Marscheir on October 15, 2026, 09:49:18 AMI'm not a part of the government, and I'm not suggesting that the government force him into any action beyond what it has already. I'm giving a personal suggestion.

AFAIK, for now the Government's role in this is finished. We gave him a bar to clear to resolve the official boycott, he did so with the worst of grace, but "we count those".

But private citizens have freedom of association (to not associate with someone being a verpa, nor to support his political or cultural initiatives) and freedom of speech (to tell someone he is acting like a verpa), and that includes members of the Government in their private capacity.

Breneir is continuing to center himself and his feelings and to demand explanations for why people might not want to associate with him. Many Talossans have told him over and over again what he is doing wrong, but he either doesn't agree that what he is doing is wrong; or that he has every right to do that thing even if it is wrong; therefore, people have to like him and play with him even without a reason he considers good enough. This pattern of behaviour is familiar enough that I sadly conclude that nothing fundamental has changed, or is likely to - but that's no longer a Government issue.

Quote from: Breneir Tzaracomprada on October 15, 2026, 09:58:17 AM

Quote from: Breneir Tzaracomprada on October 12, 2026, 08:46:55 PMMadam President @Tierçéu Rôibeardescù 

Please take this message as notice that I am withdrawing my application. I no longer desire membership in the Royal Society. I thank you and the Society for any review you have already conducted of my application and apologize for any inconvenience.

I think my withdrawal may have come before you finished your statement. :) Thank you for the time you took reviewing my application and for acknowledging the merit of my work. When there is new leadership I will reapply hopefully under fairer conditions of consideration.

Perhaps with some time, a new application might be met more favorably. Just a thought.

-Txec R

The problem is, when you say words like "growth", "connection", "transformation", and so on, they ring exceptionally hollow. Frankly, I have to squint while reading them.

Quote from: Breneir Tzaracomprada on October 12, 2026, 08:46:55 PMMadam President @Tierçéu Rôibeardescù 

Please take this message as notice that I am withdrawing my application. I no longer desire membership in the Royal Society. I thank you and the Society for any review you have already conducted of my application and apologize for any inconvenience.

I think my withdrawal may have come before you finished your statement. :) Thank you for the time you took reviewing my application and for acknowledging the merit of my work. When there is new leadership I will reapply hopefully under fairer conditions of consideration.

Éu non sap cacsa facar ca. Proceßarhéu acest acaunteu óxhanopt. Aglhorc, uca-lo.

Tu Talossan isch ben!

I'm not a part of the government, and I'm not suggesting that the government force him into any action beyond what it has already. I'm giving a personal suggestion.

Quote from: Baron Alexandreu Davinescu on October 15, 2026, 08:02:37 AMBenvenescu! Noi sint sa gläts qe tu isch aicì! Tent-tu detxa presentat ün candidatür per invandrar?

Alexandreu Davinescu, put tu metrar embù acaunteux ensembla svo àð éu uçadréu soleu l'acaunteu "Retogenes el Caraunio" perf.

Éu non säp cacsa façar ça. La Ministrà dal Inmigraziun me zoneva ün acaunteu noveu mas éu non en put úçar.

Non neceßevás creatar ün profil noveu - eu put simplămint modificar-te acest. 

Quote from: Iac Marscheir on October 14, 2026, 10:50:05 PMI'm willing to admit that Breneir has done a thing to atone that required some modicum of effort and sacrifice. He may even have learned something from it.

Unfortunately, his chosen course of conduct in the 18 months preceding must weigh into the judgements we make of his character, and, as such, what I would further suggest as a much more comprehensive gesture of his wish to change for the better is for him to see a (secular!) mental health professional specializing in personality disorders.

Of course, it would be a violation of his privacy if he were to be compelled to inform anyone of a hypothetical diagnosis, but if he were diagnosed, and if he received a list of next steps the following of which led to an apparent change in his conduct and approach to others, that to me would clear him of all my misgivings about his character going forward.

I'm personally uncomfortable with this idea. The government's course of action here does not intend to "fix" Brenier's character or rehabilitate his reputation. This is punitive action to enforce consequences for wrongful conduct from an MZ. Many people will continue to dislike Brenier, but it's not the government's job to coerce him to take therapy lol