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The Kaverian wrote:2. Ehh, our region is on NS, Discord is just an alternative we use for convenience.

3. I mean we aren’t that “big” of a region in the grand scheme of things.

4. If you lost people, like some of the newer people with a lot of potential or experienced NS players that didn’t like Discord, over an extraneous wait time, that’d be our loss.

5. That’s fair enough.

2. opt in citizenship might be something which gets round these things

3. we are 87th largest region, but probably higher when you consider puppet farms, and the nature of the WA engagement in this region. Hence our Very High Regional power rating.

4. my point overall was if they don't wish to wait 30 days, they probably dont have the staying power or potential that would be desirable in the region

Vordoslavia, Otrama-Averilla

New United Common-Lands wrote:2. opt in citizenship might an something which gets round these things

3. we are 87th largest region, but probably higher when you consider puppet farms, and the nature of the WA engagement in this region. Hence our Very High Regional power rating.

4. my point overall was if they don't wish to wait 30 days, they probably dont have the staying power or potential that would be desirable in the region

3. That’s why I brought up the fact we have relatively very few active members compared to our total size.

4. That was more referring to myself, and obviously I have exhibited staying power and potential thus far.

America The Greater, Vordoslavia, Otrama-Averilla

New United Common-Lands wrote:

4. my point overall was if they don't wish to wait 30 days, they probably dont have the staying power or potential that would be desirable in the region

Sorry to chime in again but I find this point rather condescending and rather elitist. I am sure it is not ridiculous to say that when you are waiting for something you really are excited about, 30 days is a long time, particularly again when they don't want to use social media, which is an incredibly valid hill to fight for in 2024. Simply batting people off for not being 'good enough' for waiting that long isn't how a region should be managed.

Vordoslavia, The Kaverian, Otrama-Averilla

Syrasia wrote:I have always been in the mind that the maximum day anyone should wait for citizenship is no longer than 10 days. Whilst I could provide my reasoning, a lot of it would simply be parroting what TK has already mentioned in his post.

On top of that, it is of my opinion that tying joining the Discord and endorsing Yodle in order to bypass that wait should be removed entirely. Simply endorsing our Delegate more than suffices. It really doesn't sit right with me that there is a demand to join what is a social media platform (as I have said on Discord, ironically) in order to bypass someone who (as TK has said) has waited over 3 weeks to become a fully-fledged member of the region.

Whilst Discord is an amazing platform for quick community discussion, at the end of the day there is a large portion of people who either do not have or do not want to use it, and instead simply want to be on NationStates.

I cannot have discord, as you may know, so I am a good example. I also don’t want to join the world assembly, allowing me to endorse Yodle.

America The Greater, Vordoslavia, Otrama-Averilla

Syrasia wrote:Sorry to chime in again but I find this point rather condescending and rather elitist. I am sure it is not ridiculous to say that when you are waiting for something you really are excited about, 30 days is a long time, particularly again when they don't want to use social media, which is an incredibly valid hill to fight for in 2024. Simply batting people off for not being 'good enough' for waiting that long isn't how a region should be managed.

From my personal experience of waiting 1 year and 6 months before getting active in regional politics, I don't feel like asking nations to wait 1 month is particularly long, I am just being pragmatic.

Vordoslavia, Krayo29, Otrama-Averilla

Point about discord might be a valid one, however I still think endorsing Yodle / Delegate should be a valid way to speed up citizenship

Syrasia, Vordoslavia, The Kaverian, Otrama-Averilla

New United Common-Lands wrote:From my personal experience of waiting 1 year and 6 months before getting active in regional politics, I don't feel like asking nations to wait 1 month is particularly long, I am just being pragmatic.

Relying on anecdotal evidence to support the idea that "30 days isn't that long" just really doesn't cut it for me, I'm sorry. What may feel like a blink of an eye for you may feel like ages for someone else, particularly with players who have been on NS for some time and know what they are doing, but simply don't wish to join Discord.

To reiterate, the crux of my argument isn't necessarily about players being forced to wait (as I understand the general logic for that), but rather it is the alternative offered I have an issue with. Discord should not be a barrier to be an active citizen of an NS community. It's the equivalent of forcing someone to download Instagram to communicate about Clash of Clans (excellent pop culture reference, go me!).

America The Greater, Vordoslavia, The Kaverian, Otrama-Averilla

Syrasia wrote:Sorry to chime in again but I find this point rather condescending and rather elitist. I am sure it is not ridiculous to say that when you are waiting for something you really are excited about, 30 days is a long time, particularly again when they don't want to use social media, which is an incredibly valid hill to fight for in 2024. Simply batting people off for not being 'good enough' for waiting that long isn't how a region should be managed.

Thank you for putting what I was thinking into words better than I could lol

Vordoslavia, Otrama-Averilla

Syrasia wrote:-Snip

It’s not really the equivalent of downloading Instagram to talk about Clash of Clans, because that is completely unrelated, we ask them to join our regional discord page - that’s how it’s related. I’m not asking anecdotal evidence to change your opinion I’m giving my perspective, and trying to help you understand my POV

Vordoslavia, Otrama-Averilla

New United Common-Lands wrote:It’s not really the equivalent of downloading Instagram to talk about Clash of Clans, because that is completely unrelated, we ask them to join our regional discord page - that’s how it’s related. I’m not asking anecdotal evidence to change your opinion I’m giving my perspective, and trying to help you understand my POV

It is a rough equivalent. If I went to play on Clash of Clans, and was told in order to participate in a Clan I had to join a group chat on Instagram, it is essentially the same. On both platforms, anyone can join if they are either let in by an admin (in the case of IG) or have an invite link (on Discord).

I am sure when most of us joined NationStates, our first thought wasn't "oh I cannot wait to join Discord", because at the end of the day that's not why people join the site. It took me two and a half years from joining in 2016 to actually commit to downloading Discord, because from my knowledge, the platform during that period was not as safe as it is today - and even today it is not the safest social media still either.

I completely understand your point of view. People should wait in order to prove themselves. It's a trial by fire method. The issue with that is that fire burns people (how poetic of me). Making people wait an entire month, whilst perhaps common etiquette in 2018, is rare today. What you have experienced may have been acceptable at the time, but a modern NS region asking people to wait an entire month is not common anymore. Having a waiting period of 7-10 days is, to my knowledge, fairly average, especially when the % of active participants versus overall residents of NBB is on the lower end of the scale.

Vordoslavia, The Kaverian, Otrama-Averilla

who wants to taxidermy themselves

Brocklandia, Vordoslavia, Otrama-Averilla, Bellmade, Fart Bytt

The Kaverian wrote:2. If citizenship is given to those loyal [...]

Pardon me for wading headlong into a discussion that doesn't really concern me and which I'm entering mid-stream, but to me a key driver of whether people want to pursue "citizenship" (as opposed to simple "residency") is whether they see an added benefit from becoming citizens. I'd posit that an important part of encouraging people to become full citizens as an enhanced status should start with being able to articulate why citizenship would benefit them and why it provides something extra that they would value. Without a clear and strong value proposition to drive participation, "citizen status" is just a string of words.

Syrasia wrote:Whilst Discord is an amazing platform for quick community discussion, at the end of the day there is a large portion of people who either do not have or do not want to use it, and instead simply want to be on NationStates.

The latter category would include me. I've done Discord, but ultimately I have only finite amounts of time, I don't want to manage time for another social media platform, and I'd rather do NationStates on NationStates, instead of doing NationStates on Discord. I find that hanging out on RMBs and NationStates is enough for me. For me, if I were to be doing NationStates on Discord, why would I need to log on to NationStates?

My two cents. Your mileage may vary. Offer void where prohibited by law.

Socialistic Britain, New United Common-Lands, Syrasia, Vordoslavia, Otrama-Averilla, Fart Bytt

Bean Territorry wrote:who wants to taxidermy themselves

Ooo!--Can we give ourselves those crazy-pants glass eyes that make us look like we're stoned on 47 hallucinogenic drugs for eternity? I'm in!

Socialistic Britain, Vordoslavia, Bean Territorry, Otrama-Averilla, Fart Bytt

Brocklandia wrote:The latter category would include me. I've done Discord, but ultimately I have only finite amounts of time, I don't want to manage and I'd rather do NationStates on NationStates, instead of doing NationStates on Discord. I find that hanging out on RMBs and NationStates is enough for me. For me, if I were to be doing NationStates on Discord, why would I need to log on to NationStates?

My two cents. Your mileage may vary. Offer void where prohibited by law.

This is basically my point, yeah. If it is required to join Discord for a region, why bother with NS at all. If one wants to bypass any sort of waiting period, surely a simply endo to Yodle would suffice.

Brocklandia, America The Greater, Vordoslavia, Otrama-Averilla

Brocklandia wrote:

I completely agree

Vordoslavia, Otrama-Averilla

Brocklandia wrote:Ooo!--Can we give ourselves those crazy-pants glass eyes that make up look like we're stoned on 47 hallucinogenic drugs for eternity? I'm in!

YES

Brocklandia, Vordoslavia, Otrama-Averilla

Krayo29 wrote:It is difficult to maintain a conversation with messages and in a language you do not know. But if you are interested in the topic, you can surely find a lot of information online about the history and evolution of the acronym LGTBIQ+ How acronyms were added over the years and the demands of the different groups, for example, why the L is the first letter,...

I don’t know how it was implied I was interested in the topic but alright

Vordoslavia, Otrama-Averilla

Vordoslavia wrote:Pluh

pluh reaction honestly

Vordoslavia, Otrama-Averilla

Bean Territorry wrote:pluh reaction honestly

pluh frfr

Vordoslavia, Otrama-Averilla

https://blerp.com/search?q=pluh&r=UR

Vordoslavia, Otrama-Averilla

Given the topic being discussed, I suppose here’s a question that is relevant and open ended:

What does Citizenship in NBB mean for you, personally?

Could be an answer as straightforward as the benefits themselves or as symbolic as what being a “Citizen” represents for you. V interested in what you guys come up with lol

Brocklandia, Vordoslavia, Otrama-Averilla

Yodle wrote:Given the topic being discussed, I suppose here’s a question that is relevant and open ended:

What does Citizenship in NBB mean for you, personally?

Could be an answer as straightforward as the benefits themselves or as symbolic as what being a “Citizen” represents for you. V interested in what you guys come up with lol

Well it has 2 personal meanings to me.

The first one is the blunt, legal meaning, as defined by the constitution of TRTHNBB: citizens are members who have met citizenship requirements and have 3 main privileges (ability to be an MP, ability to run for office, and have to incur 3 strikes to be banned except for certain circumstances).

My kind of sentimental meaning of citizenship is that it’s kind of a symbol that you belong, which I feel is kind of how people can feel about citizenship in the real world. If you are a citizen of a nation, that means you belong, you have an identity shared with those around you and your leadership that people simply with residency in a nation (or region, on NS) may not feel.

Brocklandia, Yodle, Vordoslavia, Otrama-Averilla

Yodle wrote:Given the topic being discussed, I suppose here’s a question that is relevant and open ended:

What does Citizenship in NBB mean for you, personally?

Could be an answer as straightforward as the benefits themselves or as symbolic as what being a “Citizen” represents for you. V interested in what you guys come up with lol

being in the region for more then 6 months in my head classifies someone as a citizien

Brocklandia, Vordoslavia, Otrama-Averilla

The Kaverian wrote:Well it has 2 personal meanings to me.

The first one is the blunt, legal meaning, as defined by the constitution of TRTHNBB: citizens are members who have met citizenship requirements and have 3 main privileges (ability to be an MP, ability to run for office, and have to incur 3 strikes to be banned except for certain circumstances).

My kind of sentimental meaning of citizenship is that it’s kind of a symbol that you belong, which I feel is kind of how people can feel about citizenship in the real world. If you are a citizen of a nation, that means you belong, you have an identity shared with those around you and your leadership that people simply with residency in a nation (or region, on NS) may not feel.

🧐🤓💉🪡

Vordoslavia, Otrama-Averilla

Pyhdon wrote:I got it stuck ion a shredder

Achrom wrote:Well you can't see the bones you allegedly broke so you can't be 100% sure they are.

Duh

Like, if I got my arm stuck somewhere, and I couldn't move it or it hurt like hell, I would know for sure that it was broken.

It's like a cell phone, if my cell phone doesn't turn on, you know it's broken even if you can't see it

Brocklandia, Vordoslavia, Otrama-Averilla, Achrom

Yodle wrote:Given the topic being discussed, I suppose here’s a question that is relevant and open ended:

What does Citizenship in NBB mean for you, personally?

Could be an answer as straightforward as the benefits themselves or as symbolic as what being a “Citizen” represents for you. V interested in what you guys come up with lol

Citizenship is an endorsement of a nation's qualification to participate in the region's government. Being a citizen confers a great deal of power that a resident doesn't enjoy, along with no extra responsibilities. Residents are blocked from voting on any legislation, or really anything at all barring the elections every four months. Being a citizen is a stamp of approval, with a bar set by other, longer-residing, more entrenched citizens, that you're somehow more ready to take part in the region than other nations.

Brocklandia, Yodle, New United Common-Lands, Vordoslavia, Otrama-Averilla

Do you like gorgonzola?

America The Greater, Vordoslavia, Otrama-Averilla

New-Union wrote:

Like, if I got my arm stuck somewhere, and I couldn't move it or it hurt like hell, I would know for sure that it was broken.

It's like a cell phone, if my cell phone doesn't turn on, you know it's broken even if you can't see it

Broke my wrist when I was young. Didn't swell, didn't turn red, could still move it. The doctors didn't even believe it was broken until they got the xrays back. There's a little chunk of bone missing from it even now, almost 20 years later.

Brocklandia, Vordoslavia

Yodle wrote:Given the topic being discussed, I suppose here’s a question that is relevant and open ended:

What does Citizenship in NBB mean for you, personally?

During my [sub]mumble-mumble[/sub] years, I've been part of regions where "citizen" was a formal, defined status and a requirement for being in a region (for example, the type of arrangement where first you move to a "holding" region and apply to the passworded main region, and the members or officers vote on whether to allow you to join), and I've been part of regions where no one thinks about citizenship and you just show up and immediately start jabbering away on the RMB. To me:

[list][*]Since I prefer keeping things informal, "citizen" mostly means "active region-mate"; and,

[*]"Active" can be further defined as "logs on with some frequency and participates in the life of the region via the RMB."[/list]

Yes, "frequency" and "participates"" are vague, and in my definition that's intentional, so it can accommodate regions that like serious discussion and those that are based on pure fantasy roleplay, and both people who log in every day and those who long on once a week or so. My RMB-centric definition also excludes offsite forums like Discord, but that's only because I privilege "playing NationStates on NationStates" as my mode for interacting with the other NS people.

Everybody enters into a discourse at their own level of understanding or capacity, and as long as their participation complies with a general "don't be a dick" approach to dealing with other people, all is well. Sure, some people might prefer the broader, more immersive and multi-channel approach that Discord offers, and that's fine, but I won't see that as a requirement for region participation or citizenship. And I do acknowledge that sometimes a "waiting period" as [nation=noflag]America the Greater[/nation] mentions can be useful to help ensure people are familiar with the region's lore before they can run for an official office/status. But to me, as long as people show up and contribute on the RMB, that's what makes a good "citizen"/region-mate.

Again, my two cents. Some assimilation required. Resistance is futile.

Vordoslavia, Krayo29

New-Union wrote:It's like a cell phone, if my cell phone doesn't turn on, you know it's broken even if you can't see it

But if you can't see it, how do you know it doesn't turn on?

Vordoslavia

Bellmade wrote:Broke my wrist when I was young. Didn't swell, didn't turn red, could still move it. The doctors didn't even believe it was broken until they got the xrays back. There's a little chunk of bone missing from it even now, almost 20 years later.

A little bone spur? You got lucky!--Those things can hurt like heck for years if they happen near a nerve.

Vordoslavia

Brocklandia wrote:But if you can't see it, how do you know it doesn't turn on?

I'm referring to the internal part

Bellmade wrote:Broke my wrist when I was young. Didn't swell, didn't turn red, could still move it. The doctors didn't even believe it was broken until they got the xrays back. There's a little chunk of bone missing from it even now, almost 20 years later.

Danm

Vordoslavia

New-Union wrote:Do you like gorgonzola?

Which Godzilla movie was that monster in?

Vordoslavia

Brocklandia wrote:Which Godzilla movie was that monster in?

Tge chesse

Vordoslavia

New-Union wrote:Like, if I got my arm stuck somewhere, and I couldn't move it or it hurt like hell, I would know for sure that it was broken.

It's like a cell phone, if my cell phone doesn't turn on, you know it's broken even if you can't see it

What if your phone just ran out of battery? Not the best example for your point honestly.

Same with bones. They're most probably broken, but you can't be 100% sure they are. So you have to make sure by going to the medics and checking.

Same as if you went to the repair shop with your phone to make sure how badly it's broken, if broken at all.

Can't be sure till then

Vordoslavia

Achrom wrote:What if your phone just ran out of battery? Not the best example for your point honestly.

Same with bones. They're most probably broken, but you can't be 100% sure they are. So you have to make sure by going to the medics and checking.

Same as if you went to the repair shop with your phone to make sure how badly it's broken, if broken at all.

Can't be sure till then

I am eating chocolate cake

Vordoslavia, Achrom

Brocklandia wrote:During my [sub]mumble-mumble[/sub] years, I've been part of regions where "citizen" was a formal, defined status and a requirement for being in a region (for example, the type of arrangement where first you move to a "holding" region and apply to the passworded main region, and the members or officers vote on whether to allow you to join), and I've been part of regions where no one thinks about citizenship and you just show up and immediately start jabbering away on the RMB. To me:

[list][*]Since I prefer keeping things informal, "citizen" mostly means "active region-mate"; and,

[*]"Active" can be further defined as "logs on with some frequency and participates in the life of the region via the RMB."[/list]

Yes, "frequency" and "participates"" are vague, and in my definition that's intentional, so it can accommodate regions that like serious discussion and those that are based on pure fantasy roleplay, and both people who log in every day and those who long on once a week or so. My RMB-centric definition also excludes offsite forums like Discord, but that's only because I privilege "playing NationStates on NationStates" as my mode for interacting with the other NS people.

Everybody enters into a discourse at their own level of understanding or capacity, and as long as their participation complies with a general "don't be a dick" approach to dealing with other people, all is well. Sure, some people might prefer the broader, more immersive and multi-channel approach that Discord offers, and that's fine, but I won't see that as a requirement for region participation or citizenship. And I do acknowledge that sometimes a "waiting period" as [nation=noflag]America the Greater[/nation] mentions can be useful to help ensure people are familiar with the region's lore before they can run for an official office/status. But to me, as long as people show up and contribute on the RMB, that's what makes a good "citizen"/region-mate.

Again, my two cents. Some assimilation required. Resistance is futile.

I suppose they use Discord to discuss certain topics that they don't want to be seen by eyes outside the region?

That is the basic reason why they have great roots in Discord?

I also can't afford to spend more time on other platforms or social networks.

Discord is usually used for real-time conversations or like in RMB?

New-Union wrote:I am eating chocolate cake

Is the cake real?

Or is it a lie?

Vordoslavia, Otrama-Averilla

New-Union wrote:I am eating chocolate cake

to bad i have brownies Make homemade brownies with just a few basic kitchen staples you likely have in your pantry and fridge.

Butter – One stick of unsalted butter melted and then cooled.

Granulated Sugar – Precisely one cup. Too much and it will be too sweet, not enough and the brownies will not be sweet enough.

Vanilla Extract – Adds flavor depth.

Eggs – Two large eggs.

Baking Soda

Salt

All-Purpose Flour - I prefer to bake with unbleached all-purpose flour.

Cocoa Powder – I usually have Hershey’s or Nestle’s Cocoa Powder on hand.

Dark Chocolate Chips – I really like using Hershey’s Dark Chocolate Chips in this recipe. They melt just the right amount. You can also use milk or semi-sweet chocolate chips. You want to use a chocolate chip that still tastes sweet.

Preheat oven to 350F. Line a 9" X 9" metal baking pan with parchment paper or aluminum foil. Melt butter on the stove-top or in the microwave in 20 second intervals. Set butter aside to slightly cool.

Whisk together melted butter, sugar and vanilla. Whisk in eggs, mixing until fully incorporated.

Tip: Be sure butter mixture is not too hot before whisking in the eggs, otherwise you risk cooking the eggs.

Add dry ingredients (baking soda, salt, cocoa powder and flour) to wet ingredients. Stir until incorporated into batter, avoid over stirring. Fold in chocolate chips to the brownie batter.

Batter will be thick. Spread batter into prepared pan and bake at 350F for 25-30 minutes. Allow brownies to cool for 30 minutes before cutting into. Enjoy!

Home » Dessert » Easy Homemade Brownies

Easy Homemade Brownies

Yodle, Vordoslavia, Krayo29, Otrama-Averilla

[quote=bean_territorry;55610316]to bad i have brownies Make homemade brownies with just a few basic kitchen staples you likely have in your pantry and fridge.

Butter – One stick of unsalted butter melted and then cooled.

Granulated Sugar – Precisely one cup. Too much and it will be too sweet, not enough and the brownies will not be sweet enough.

Vanilla Extract – Adds flavor depth.

Eggs – Two large eggs.

Baking Soda

Salt

All-Purpose Flour - I prefer to bake with unbleached all-purpose flour.

Cocoa Powder – I usually have Hershey’s or Nestle’s Cocoa Powder on hand.

Dark Chocolate Chips – I really like using Hershey’s Dark Chocolate Chips in this recipe. They melt just the right amount. You can also use milk or semi-sweet chocolate chips. You want to use a chocolate chip that still tastes sweet.

Preheat oven to 350F. Line a 9" X 9" metal baking pan with parchment paper or aluminum foil. Melt butter on the stove-top or in the microwave in 20 second intervals. Set butter aside to slightly cool.

Whisk together melted butter, sugar and vanilla. Whisk in eggs, mixing until fully incorporated.

Tip: Be sure butter mixture is not too hot before whisking in the eggs, otherwise you risk cooking the eggs.

Add dry ingredients (baking soda, salt, cocoa powder and flour) to wet ingredients. Stir until incorporated into batter, avoid over stirring. Fold in chocolate chips to the brownie batter.

Batter will be thick. Spread batter into prepared pan and bake at 350F for 25-30 minutes. Allow brownies to cool for 30 minutes before cutting into. Enjoy!

Home » Dessert » Easy Homemade Brownies

Easy Homemade Brownies

Easy homemade dark chocolate brownies made with butter, cocoa powder and dark chocolate chips.

pan of cooked homemade dark chocolate brownies

After discovering my son’s food allergy a few years ago, I really dove into baking. I tried many recipes to come up with the “best-of” this or that treat, but it took a while to get that perfect brownie recipe down.

I wanted something as easy as a box mix, with a consistent turnout, the perfect chocolate flavor, and not too gooey but not cake like either. If I had to compare these to a box mix, I would say they are similar to Ghiradelli’s Dark Chocolate Brownie Mix. [quote=bean_territorry;55610316]

Vordoslavia, Otrama-Averilla

Bean Territorry wrote:to bad i have brownies Make homemade brownies with just a few basic kitchen staples you likely have in your pantry and fridge.

Butter – One stick of unsalted butter melted and then cooled.

Granulated Sugar – Precisely one cup. Too much and it will be too sweet, not enough and the brownies will not be sweet enough.

Vanilla Extract – Adds flavor depth.

Eggs – Two large eggs.

Baking Soda

Salt

All-Purpose Flour - I prefer to bake with unbleached all-purpose flour.

Cocoa Powder – I usually have Hershey’s or Nestle’s Cocoa Powder on hand.

Dark Chocolate Chips – I really like using Hershey’s Dark Chocolate Chips in this recipe. They melt just the right amount. You can also use milk or semi-sweet chocolate chips. You want to use a chocolate chip that still tastes sweet.

Preheat oven to 350F. Line a 9" X 9" metal baking pan with parchment paper or aluminum foil. Melt butter on the stove-top or in the microwave in 20 second intervals. Set butter aside to slightly cool.

Whisk together melted butter, sugar and vanilla. Whisk in eggs, mixing until fully incorporated.

Tip: Be sure butter mixture is not too hot before whisking in the eggs, otherwise you risk cooking the eggs.

Add dry ingredients (baking soda, salt, cocoa powder and flour) to wet ingredients. Stir until incorporated into batter, avoid over stirring. Fold in chocolate chips to the brownie batter.

Batter will be thick. Spread batter into prepared pan and bake at 350F for 25-30 minutes. Allow brownies to cool for 30 minutes before cutting into. Enjoy!

Home » Dessert » Easy Homemade Brownies

Easy Homemade Brownies

I love it thanks. A little vanilla ice cream will go great

Vordoslavia

Our informal debate period has ended! Our voting session for this week will begin whenever ATG is ready. This is the final voting session before the election, so make it count!

America The Greater, Vordoslavia

Members of Parliament,

It's time for our Voting Session! We've got a lot of bills to vote on, but The Kaverian has worked to facilitate debate and also post about the debate on the RMB, so hopefully you've got plenty of information going into this Session. Without further ado, let's begin- cast your vote here: https://forms.gle/xUbXgW5UULtnvBHM7

Thanks,

America The Greater,

Speaker of Parliament

Vordoslavia, The Kaverian

First post of the day: Please don't rig the elections EC... PLEEASSEEE!!![/I]

(I'm joking... but seriously, don't rig it)

Vordoslavia

Second post of the day: I will go for a bit

Vordoslavia

where do i do the interview for the people running for office and pls vote me!!!

Vordoslavia

My geninue recommendation would be vote against Article I. The Citizenship time reduction from 30 days to 20 days doesn't address concerns about the Discord and WA Nation requirements - which there certainly seems to have been much interest in changing. Feels like it would be better to have a conversation on regional Citizenship and ongoing process of this.

Vordoslavia

Can't wait to strike someone for stealing someone else's header

TRTHNBB becomes Capitalist Deep State

Vordoslavia

THIS JUST IN!!!

TRTHNBB becomes Capitalist Deep State!

New United Common-Lands, Achrom

Vordoslavia wrote:THIS JUST IN!!!

TRTHNBB becomes Capitalist Deep State!

I am not going insane promise

https://www.nationstates.net/page=dispatch/id=2502062

Vordoslavia

I JUST GOT A CAPITAL CITY, but where do I go to edit the name of the city?

Vordoslavia

New United Common-Lands wrote:I am not going insane promise

https://www.nationstates.net/page=dispatch/id=2502062

“Members of the region may not utilize the artistic work of *****another member***** without their consent.”

New United Common-Lands, Vordoslavia, Krayo29

The Kaverian wrote:“Members of the region may not utilize the artistic work of *****another member***** without their consent.”

I'm just memeing, [sub]whilst I still can[/sub]

TK bans the ART

https://imgur.com/HsuVxgO

Sicario Mercenary Corps, Vordoslavia

New United Common-Lands wrote:I'm just memeing, [sub]whilst I still can[/sub]

TK bans the ART

https://imgur.com/HsuVxgO

Lmao

Sicario Mercenary Corps, Vordoslavia

The Kaverian wrote:Lmao

I didn't ask to use your flag and used fraudulent information in the meme. Uhh oh.

better call saul, [sub]ring ring, ring... Sicario Mercenary Corps[/sub]

Sicario Mercenary Corps, Vordoslavia

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Bean Territorry

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New United Common-Lands wrote:I didn't ask to use your flag and used fraudulent information in the meme. Uhh oh.

better call saul, [sub]ring ring, ring... [nation]Sicario Mercenary Corps[/][/sub]

Nah I’m fine with it (see, isn’t that easy)

New United Common-Lands, Vordoslavia

The Orangutan Nation wrote:I JUST GOT A CAPITAL CITY, but where do I go to edit the name of the city?

settings, answer issue and say anything but no capital

Vordoslavia, The Orangutan Nation

Fish role-playing by Bean?

Vordoslavia

Ima leave as I want no big banks

Vordoslavia

The Kaverian wrote:Nah I’m fine with it (see, isn’t that easy)

The Great Meme Court Case - Fails

Vordoslavia

Anyway, noone asked this for a long while...

How are you all doing? Faring well?

Vordoslavia

New United Common-Lands wrote:The Great Meme Court Case - Fails

Well in the law I essentially left it up to Yodle what is considered wrongful use of works, sooooooo

New United Common-Lands, Vordoslavia

My rank display looks weird now and takes up the whole screen.

Vordoslavia

Achrom wrote:Farting well?

I am faring well even though I mis-read your post

Yodle, Vordoslavia

Bean Territorry wrote:-snip-

Lowkey might try this lol

Vordoslavia

Vordoslavia wrote:THIS JUST IN!!!

TRTHNBB becomes Capitalist Deep State!

didn't you get banned from parliament

Vordoslavia

Yodle wrote:Lowkey might try this lol

Check out TSP for recipes as well they have alot

Vordoslavia

Achrom wrote:Farting well? (as misread by NUCL)

"I fart in your general direction."

- French taunter, Monty Python and the Holy Grail

Brocklandia, New United Common-Lands, Vordoslavia, Krayo29

The Orangutan Nation wrote:didn't you get banned from parliament

No, he’s still in parliament

Vordoslavia

The Kaverian wrote:No, he’s still in parliament

what did he get banned from again?

Vordoslavia

The Orangutan Nation wrote:what did he get banned from again?

being an rp admin

Vordoslavia

Pyhdon wrote:being an rp admin

ohh ok

Vordoslavia

please remember to send me, or soon the new Speaker, a telegram once you apply to join Parliament, otherwise I'll never know

Yodle, Vordoslavia, Mjau, Western Arba Fir

The Orangutan Nation wrote:what did he get banned from again?

he got removed from office by executive order, but he wasn't banned from office

Vordoslavia

The Orangutan Nation wrote:ohh ok

trying to slowly earn that right back

praying the next PM is better ong 🙏

New United Common-Lands wrote:I am not going insane promise

I wouldn't know hehehaw

New United Common-Lands wrote:I am faring well even though I mis-read your post

I misread too lol

excuse you

Vordoslavia wrote:

praying the next PM is better ong 🙏

The slander is real

let me cook mods 🗣🔥

Vordoslavia wrote:The slander is real

let me cook mods 🗣🔥

Check the forum

Vordoslavia wrote:The slander is real

let me cook mods 🗣🔥

War started

Vordoslavia wrote:The slander is real

let me cook mods 🗣🔥

Government will now arrest you

Glory to Lenin

Krayo29

Pyhdon wrote:War started

I wasn't done RP'ing my stuff

I just got home from school

chill out

Maen

Central Bulgarian Authority wrote:Government will now arrest you

Glory to Lenin

🤫🧏

Pyhdon, 20,000,000+ troops is godmodding, try again little bro

I am now officially a socialist country!🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

Brocklandia, America The Greater, Scooteristan, Vordoslavia, Krayo29, Mjau, Western Arba Fir

Vordoslavia wrote:I wasn't done RP'ing my stuff

I just got home from school

chill out

I also just got home from school

Was late for guitar lessons

Now super tired

Ahhhh

America The Greater, Vordoslavia

I am now going to work on my presentation gtg byeeee see yall in like 1 hours or 30 mins byyeeeeeeeee

Brocklandia, America The Greater, Vordoslavia, Krayo29, Western Arba Fir

Ok I’m back

My friends left the call

lol I’m back wayyy earlier than I said I would lol

America The Greater, Vordoslavia, Mjau

Central Bulgarian Authority wrote:Glory to Lenin

Is he still stuffed in a glass box somewhere? You should scrape off the mold and trot him out for the adoration of the masses again. That's not at all creepy, is it?

Vordoslavia

Maen wrote:I am now officially a socialist country!🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

Congratulations. Will you be hosting one of those socialist parties I keep hearing about? I hope it has snacks and a good DJ.

Vordoslavia wrote:Pyhdon, 20,000,000+ troops is godmodding

Or cloning. Don't underestimate the ability of a couple of good clone-farms to fill up stadiums or army barracks quickly. Plus, they all wear the same size, so outfitting them is a breeze.

Vordoslavia

Hey… Vordo… look at the RP forum… I have a message for you.

Vordoslavia

Brocklandia wrote:Congratulations. Will you be hosting one of those socialist parties I keep hearing about? I hope it has snacks and a good DJ.

Possibly but I don’t know how to do these things on the side that give a summary, and the photo of the flag/emblem/whatever

Brocklandia, Vordoslavia

School is almost over its almost over. keep telling myself that.

Vordoslavia

Yeah the rank section looks even weirder. There’s sections that display this background and include the ranks that were lost in the hardware failure.

Vordoslavia

Flomonga wrote:School is almost over its almost over. keep telling myself that.

I should do that, but I don’t.

Vordoslavia

On Saturday, I played Splatoon 3, and raged a little hard, but somehow got top half on the tower control challenge, probably because it’s dominated by the highly ranked players.

Vordoslavia

Hey

Why don’t we make a forum

Of all of the RP things

I want to do sports and trade

Not just war y’ know

Vordoslavia, Krayo29

Why does litterally like no one post on the forum

Vordoslavia

What happened I keep on forgetting to log in

Vordoslavia, Maen

Claibornia wrote:What happened I keep on forgetting to log in

See the forum.. I have a message higher up from my first message lol

Vordoslavia

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