Fallen Nations

Personally I'm looking forward to Q-Day the most, who knows what that could be?
Either way I'm also pleasantly surprised at how well we did!

Yay \0/
Best regards from your not WA Delegate,
Probably 7 Crows in a Trench Coat

The Free Lands of Biblitopia are proud to announce that, after several months of deliberation, that we have decided the World Assembly is worth at least poking in to as opposed to remaining in our default hermit state. While we do not wish to usurp the status of the Goosey Commune as delegate, we hope that this boost to voting power assists in our region's goals as long as they remain aligned with what we believe a good government should aspire to. Many of the passed policies all fit in well to our established laws, so we do not anticipate a breakage from them at this time.

That being said, there are those in our governing body continue to look upon the organisation with suspicion, as several resolutions have passed which do not meet Biblitopian standards on legislation, contingencies, and clear legal language: Depending on the state of matters going forward, our position within it may be temporary. Even if this is the case, and we do withdraw, we intend to remain cordial and in cooperation with STARS, ECO, WASIF, and similar administrative bodies that may be established within our borders if other Assembly members require it from us and we have chosen to adopt those resolutions. It would also be a gigantic waste of money to have built those headquarters complete with custom carved insignia and decorations if we turned them out, so rest assured that our status will not hamper any interregional cooperation tied to those parties.

Kindly,
The People Of Bibiltopia

We, too, have entered
The assembly, though
For reasons quite self-centered;
Our own issues, you see, come quite slow
And some of their changes
Alter our qualities to desired ranges.

You are being polled.
Please do not resist.

I picked Breath of the Void, because space. Even though it's a waste, since one could easily obtain dozens of them before even becoming a Nation of Some Importance.

Shattered Stellasea would very much like an Impossible Theorem. It seems like it would be helpful for Advanced Civic Engineering. And the sooner we get our intercity transit system done, the sooner our surveyors and construction workers stop falling into those vast and probably cursed fissures all over our countryside.

As apparently our nation has actualised what was called an Impossible Theorem already, we have abstained from it. A rare collection of stories unable to be found elsewhere, however? Do not mind if we do.

We here at WtDaW would like an Impossible Theorem, but apparently that's just what Landmassology is like. So instead we'll take the Immaterial Material to make a new coat for my servers.

Thanks,

WtDaW government (name pending)

This is certainly a question of somewhat personal and spiritual gain. We shall pick the Fluke Core; most impossible things, we are afraid, escape scrutiny, however this one appears to be... calling to us.

Regards,
A bunch of smart frogs

The polls will continue until something improves!
What that is, I haven't figured out yet.