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Region Name Automotive Racing Update

AquaFred 500 - The Greedway in Fort McMahon, Fredmenton

Stage 1 - 150 Laps

Stage 2 - 300 Laps

Stage 3 - 500 Laps

Next Race: Lanecaster 600 - Lanecaster Motor Speedway in Lanecaster, Pius Desurongcrandis

Sunday, August 2nd - Race Day - 439 Laps

3 Races Until Playoffs - For more info on the RNAR League, check out the below dispatch:

Region Name Automotive Racing (RNAR)

by Mundane

Table of Contents

How the League Works

Drivers

Tracks

League Schedule

How Points are Awarded Per Stage & Per Race

What the Stock Car Looks Like

Aerial View of Each Track

Points Standings

How the League Works

All Races will be split up into 3 stages (besides the Lanecaster 600, which has 4). At the end of Stage 1 and Stage 2, the Top 10 drivers will receive points. First will receive 10, second will receive 9, and so on. At the end of Stage 3, which is the end of the race, all drivers will receive points based on position. Points will be awarded based on the amount of drivers in the race and can also be seen below.

The Top 16 Racers at the end of the Regular Season will make it into the first round of playoffs. The playoffs will consist of 7 Races. There will be two races per round (Round of 16, Round of 12, Round of 8) until we are left with the Final where there will be 4 drivers, and this will be only one race. The driver who places the highest will win the Region Name Automotive Cup. All drivers will still race in the playoffs even if they did not make it.

Drivers

Driver Name	Home Nation	Number	Crew Chief	Car
Toni Oliver	Mundane	#8	Gerald Whitworth	Chevy
Matthias Ramsey	Mundane	#00	Callam Rawlings	Chevy
Vernon Johnston	Mundane	#49	Jeff Spence	Chevy
José Iglesia	Los Veganos	#22	Bartolomé Serrano	Toyota
Pedro Fernandez	Los Veganos	#67	Jorge Volante	Toyota
Leoncio Sedillo	Los Veganos	#24	Alejandro De Avila	Toyota
Dexter Wilde	Pius II	#7	Ted O'Ryan	Chevy
Donnie Hunter	Pius II	#99	Henry Whitehead	Chevy
Adam Jensen	Pius II	#3	Coby Howard	Chevy
Bo Duke	Great Patrick	#1	Cooter Davenport	Chevy
John Henderson	Great Patrick	#37	Shawn McDuran	Ford
Anthony Noticeable	Great Patrick	#42	Alexander Protestant	Chevy
Mark Amash Jr.	Minimark	#4	Mark Amash	Chevy
Chevy Blasnister	Minimark	#62	Ford Carrlton	Toyota
Yokusawa Hetiniyatu	Minimark	#98	Signanoya Joncpreu	Ford
William Stout	Mithilia	#45	Ben Thomas	Chevy
Vernon Grant	Mithilia	#97	Sydney Hale	Toyota
Jon-Paul Proctor	Mithilia	#78	Ezra Bass	Chevy
Matthew Hellerer	Overlord Hellerer	#5	Christopher Mekelburg	Ford
Lincoln Combs	Overlord Hellerer	#88	Jimmy Kendriffs	Ford
Bobby Billberry	Overlord Hellerer	#10	Timmy Tillderry	Chevy
Joe Bamba	Fredmenton	#66	Joe Bamaba	Ford
Adolf Gitler	Fredmenton	#11	Denito Mooselini	Ford
Frank Obama	Fredmenton	#69	Jeff Biden	Ford
Joseph Reyes	Pius Desurongcrandis	#77	Morris Combs	Chevy
Jackson Merrill	Pius Desurongcrandis	#2	Mario Price	Toyota
Kamron Harper	Pius Desurongcrandis	#21	Keith Curran	Chevy
Hugh Conroy	Soviet Melonia II	#23	Willie Walters	Ford
Patrick Alford	Soviet Melonia II	#43	Ivan Sykes	Chevy
Nolan Donovan	Soviet Melonia II	#9	Arnie Torres	Ford
Nial Webb	New Gwapington	#93	Haley Blevins	Toyota
Ernest Flynn	New Gwapington	#94	Markus Goodman	Ford
Marlon Naylor	New Gwapington	#54	Dexter Morin	Toyota
Catrin Elotrinan	Northsouthern Wolflands	#18	Bran Kolinan	Chevy
Tyrene Boristus	Northsouthern Wolflands	#19	Brammington Recractus	Ford
Bienn Atticus	Northsouthern Wolflands	#20	Clibbrak Straniktan	Toyota

Tracks

Track Name	Distance	Location	Track Schedule
Salerno Superspeedway	2.000 Miles	Salerno, Mundane	Schedule Wed, July 1st - Salerno 500 Wed, Sept 2nd - Victory 400
Zacatecas Speedway	0.750 Miles	Zanahoria, Los Veganos	Schedule Wed, July 8th - Zacatecas 300 Wed, Aug 19th - Zanahoria 500
Glenlos Motor Speedway	1.500 Miles	New Wilnguitchtu, Pius II	Schedule Sun, July 5th - Glenlos 400 Wed, Aug 12th - Wilnguitchtu 500
Hazard County Speedway	2.200 Miles	Fairdinkum, Great Patrick	Schedule Sun, July 12th - Luthercorp 500 Sun, Aug 23rd - Hazard County 400
Galvanizes Speedway	2.500 Miles	New Utamville, Minimark	Schedule Sun, July 19th - EcoRail 500 Wed, Aug 26th - Galvanizes 400
Fort Maklunky Raceway	1.000 Miles	Fort Maklunky, Mithilia	Schedule Wed, July 15th - Fort Maklunky 400 Sun, Aug 16th - Imperious Emporium 400
Chemistry Motorsports Park	2.400 Miles	Yukon, Overlord Hellerer	Schedule Wed, July 22nd - Gold Miner 400
The Greedway	0.533 Miles	Port McMahon, Fredmenton	Schedule Wed, July 29th - AquaFred 500
Lanecaster Motor Speedway	1.366 Miles	Lanecaster, Pius Desurongcrandis	Schedule Sun, Aug 2nd - Lanecaster 600
Belland International	2.450 Miles	Belland, Soviet Melonia II	Schedule Sun, Aug 9th - MudCo. 400
Johnga Motor Speedway	1.058 Miles	Jimmy Johnga, New Gwapington	Schedule Wed, Aug 5th - Johnga 450
Centrum Compass Superspeedway	2.660 Miles	Centrum Compass, Northsouthern Wolflands	Schedule Sun, July 26th - Centrum 400 Sun, Aug 30th - Hippodrome 500

League Schedule

For all Stage and Race Results, check out this dispatch: Here

Salerno 500 - Salerno Superspeedway in Salerno, Mundane - Kamron Harper

Wednesday, July 1st - Race Day - 250 Laps

Stages

Stage 1 - 75 Laps - John Henderson
Stage 2 - 150 Laps - Kamron Harper
Stage 3 - 250 Laps - Kamron Harper

Glenlos 400 - Glenlos Motor Speedway in New Wilnguitchtu, Pius II - William Stout

Sunday, July 5th - Race Day - 267 Laps

Stages

Stage 1 - 80 Laps - Vernon Grant
Stage 2 - 160 Laps - Jon-Paul Proctor
Stage 3 - 267 Laps - William Stout

Zacatecas 300 - Zacatecas Speedway in Zanahoria, Los Veganos - Vernon Johnston

Wednesday, July 8th - Race Day - 400 Laps

Stages

Stage 1 - 125 Laps - Matthew Hellerer
Stage 2 - 250 Laps - José Iglesia
Stage 3 - 400 Laps - Vernon Johnston

Luthercorp 500 - Hazard County Speedway in Fairdinkum, Great Patrick - Lincoln Combs

Sunday, July 12th - Race Day - 227 Laps

Stages

Stage 1 - 70 Laps - John Henderson
Stage 2 - 140 Laps - Bo Duke
Stage 3 - 227 Laps - Lincoln Combs

Fort Maklunky 400 - Fort Maklunky Raceway in Fort Maklunky, Mithilia - Chevy Blasnister

Wednesday, July 15th - Race Day - 400 Laps

Stages

Stage 1 - 125 Laps - John Henderson
Stage 2 - 250 Laps - Matthias Ramsey
Stage 3 - 400 Laps - Chevy Blasnister

EcoRail 500 - Galvanizes Speedway in New Utamville, Minimark - Matthias Ramsey

Sunday, July 19th - Race Day - 200 Laps

Stages

Stage 1 - 60 Laps - William Stout
Stage 2 - 120 Laps - Bienn Atticus
Stage 3 - 200 Laps - Matthias Ramsey

Gold Miner 400 - Chemistry Motorsports Park in Yukon, Overlord Hellerer - Nial Webb

Wednesday, July 22nd - Race Day - 167 Laps

Stages

Stage 1 - 50 Laps - Patrick Alford
Stage 2 - 100 Laps - Chevy Blasnister
Stage 3 - 167 Laps - Nial Webb

Centrum 400 - Centrum Compass Superspeedway in Centrum Compass, Northsouthern Wolflands - Lincoln Combs

Sunday, July 26th - Race Day - 150 Laps

Stages

Stage 1 - 35 Laps - Matthias Ramsey
Stage 2 - 70 Laps - Nolan Donovan
Stage 3 - 150 Laps - Lincoln Combs

AquaFred 500 - The Greedway in Fort McMahon, Fredmenton - Nial Webb

Wednesday, July 29th - Race Day - 500 Laps

Stages

Stage 1 - 150 Laps - Nial Webb
Stage 2 - 300 Laps - Adolf Gitler
Stage 3 - 500 Laps - Nial Webb

Lanecaster 600 - Lanecaster Motor Speedway in Lanecaster, Pius Desurongcrandis - Kamron Harper

Sunday, August 2nd - Race Day - 439 Laps

Stages

Stage 1 - 109 Laps - Kamron Harper
Stage 2 - 219 Laps - Lincoln Combs
Stage 3 - 329 Laps - Nial Webb
Stage 4 - 439 Laps - Kamron Harper

Johnga 450 - Johnga Motor Speedway in Jimmy Johnga, New Gwapington - Matthew Hellerer

Wednesday, August 5th - Race Day - 425 Laps

Stages

Stage 1 - 125 Laps - Lincoln Combs
Stage 2 - 250 Laps - Patrick Alford
Stage 3 - 425 Laps - Matthew Hellerer

MudCo. 400 - Belland International in Belland, Soviet Melonia II - Adam Jensen

Sunday, August 9th - Race Day - 163 Laps

Stages

Stage 1 - 50 Laps - Catrin Elotrinan
Stage 2 - 100 Laps - John Henderson
Stage 3 - 163 Laps - Adam Jensen

Round of 16

Wilnguitchtu 500 - Glenlos Motor Speedway in New Wilnguitchtu, Pius II - Vernon Johnston

Wednesday, August 12th - Race Day - 333 Laps

Stages

Stage 1 - 100 Laps - Lincoln Combs
Stage 2 - 200 Laps - William Stout
Stage 3 - 333 Laps - Vernon Johnston

Imperious Emporium 400 - Fort Maklunky Raceway in Fort Maklunky, Mithilia - Bobby Billberry

Sunday, August 16th - Race Day - 400 Laps

Stages

Stage 1 - 125 Laps - Bobby Billberry
Stage 2 - 250 Laps - Kamron Harper
Stage 3 - 400 Laps - Bobby Billberry

Round of 12

Zanahoria 500 - Zacatecas Speedway in Zanahoria, Los Veganos - José Iglesia

Wednesday, August 19th - Race Day - 500 Laps

Stages

Stage 1 - 150 Laps - José Iglesia
Stage 2 - 300 Laps - Frank Obama
Stage 3 - 500 Laps - José Iglesia

Hazard County 400 - Hazard County Speedway in Fairdinkum, Great Patrick - Dexter Wilde

Sunday, August 23rd - Race Day - 182 Laps

Stages

Stage 1 - 60 Laps - Lincoln Combs
Stage 2 - 120 Laps - Adolf Gitler
Stage 3 - 182 Laps - Dexter Wilde

Round of 8

Galvanizes 400 - Galvanizes Speedway in New Utamville, Minimark - Frank Obama

Wednesday, August 26th - Race Day - 160 Laps

Stages

Stage 1 - 50 Laps - Matthew Hellerer
Stage 2 - 100 Laps - Ernest Flynn
Stage 3 - 160 Laps - Frank Obama

Hippodrome 500 - Centrum Compass Superspeedway in Centrum Compass, Northsouthern Wolflands - Matthew Hellerer

Sunday, August 30th - Race Day - 188 Laps

Stages

Stage 1 - 60 Laps - Matthew Hellerer
Stage 2 - 120 Laps - Toni Oliver
Stage 3 - 188 Laps - Matthew Hellerer

Round of 4 - Championship

Victory 400 - Salerno Superspeedway in Salerno, Mundane - Mark Amash Jr.

Wednesday, September 2nd - Race Day - 200 Laps

Stages

Stage 1 - 60 Laps - Adam Jensen
Stage 2 - 120 Laps - Bobby Billberry
Stage 3 - 200 Laps - Mark Amash Jr.

How Points are Awarded Per Stage & Per Race

Per Stage

1. 10 Pts
2. 9 Pts
3. 8 Pts
4. 7 Pts
5. 6 Pts
6. 5 Pts
7. 4 Pts
8. 3 Pts
9. 2 Pts
10. 1 Pt

Per Race

1. 40 Pts
2. 35 Pts
3. 34 Pts
4. 33 Pts
5. 32 Pts
6. 31 Pts
7. 30 Pts
8. 29 Pts
9. 28 Pts
10. 27 Pts
11. 26 Pts
12. 25 Pts
13. 24 Pts
14. 23 Pts
15. 22 Pts
16. 21 Pts
17. 20 Pts
18. 19 Pts
19. 18 Pts
20. 17 Pts
21. 16 Pts
22. 15 Pts
23. 14 Pts
24. 13 Pts
25. 12 Pts
26. 11 Pts
27. 10 Pts
28. 9 Pts
29. 8 Pts
30. 7 Pts
31. 6 Pts
32. 5 Pts
33. 4 Pts
34. 3 Pts
35. 2 Pts
36. 1 Pt

What the Stock Car Looks Like

Ford

Mustang

Chevy

Camaro

Toyota

Supra

Aerial View of Each Track

Salerno Superspeedway

Zacatecas Speedway

Glenlos Motor Speedway

Hazard County Speedway

Galvanizes Speedway

Fort Maklunky Raceway

Chemistry Motorsports Park

The Greedway

Lanecaster Motor Speedway

Belland International

Johnga Motor Speedway

Centrum Compass Superspeedway

Points Standings

Champion of RNAR

Bobby Billberry - #10 Chevrolet - Crew Chief Timmy Tillderry - Overlord Hellerer

Championship 4

Rank	Driver	Points	Stage Wins	Race Wins
1	B. Billberry	45	1	-
	Round	Cutoff	Line
2	M. Hellerer	37	-	-
3	K. Harper	35	-	-
4	J. Henderson	33	-	-

Round of 8

Rank	Driver	Points	Stage Wins	Race Wins
1	M. Hellerer	97	2	1
2	K. Harper	70	-	-
T3	J. Henderson	63	-	-
T3	B. Billberry	63	-	-
	Round	Cutoff	Line
5	V. Johnston	61	-	-
6	L. Combs	56	-	-
7	N. Webb	50	-	-
8	B. Duke	35	-	-

Round of 12

Rank	Driver	Points	Stage Wins	Race Wins
1	K. Harper	85	-	-
2	L. Combs	81	1	-
3	N. Webb	71	-	-
4	B. Billberry	67	-	-
5	B. Duke	66	-	-
6	V. Johnston	59	-	-
T7	M. Hellerer	51	-	-
T7	J. Henderson	51	-	-
	Round	Cutoff	Line
9	M. Ramsey	42	-	-
10	W. Stout	39	-	-
11	P. Fernandez	38	-	-
12	M. Naylor	33	-	-

Round of 16

Rank	Driver	Points	Stage Wins	Race Wins
1	N. Webb	72	-	-
2	M. Naylor	68	-	-
3	L. Combs	66	1	-
4	K. Harper	64	1	-
5	M. Hellerer	62	-	-
6	J. Henderson	61	-	-
7	B. Billberry	58	1	1
8	M. Ramsey	57	-	-
9	V. Johnston	53	-	1
T10	P. Fernandez	53	-	-
T10	B. Duke	53	-	-
12	W. Stout	51	1	-
	Round	Cutoff	Line
13	A. Jensen	46	-	-
14	A. Gitler	37	-	-
15	C. Blasnister	36	-	-
16	L. Sedillo	31	-	-

Regular Season

Rank	Driver	Points	Stage Wins	Race Wins
1	K. Harper	399	2	2
2	C. Blasnister	384	1	1
3	L. Combs	364	2	2
4	W. Stout	354	1	1
5	N. Webb	338	2	2
6	P. Fernandez	324	-	-
7	V. Johnston	320	-	1
8	M. Ramsey	313	2	1
9	L. Sedillo	290	-	-
10	A. Jensen	281	-	1
11	M. Hellerer	280	1	1
12	J. Henderson	269	4	-
13	B. Duke	267	1	-
14	A. Gitler	266	1	-
15	M. Naylor	264	-	-
16	B. Billberry	260	-	-
	Playoff	Cutoff	Line
17	D. Hunter	257	-	-
18	Y. Hetiniyatu	250	-	-
19	J. Iglesia	246	1	-
20	J.P. Proctor	243	1	-
21	M. Amash Jr.	242	-	-
22	C. Elotrinan	241	1	-
23	V. Grant	239	1	-
24	H. Conroy	239	-	-
25	T. Oliver	235	-	-
26	E. Flynn	223	-	-
27	N. Donovan	220	1	-
28	J. Reyes	219	-	-
29	J. Merrill	218	-	-
30	F. Obama	204	-	-
31	D. Wilde	203	-	-
32	J. Bamba	202	-	-
33	B. Atticus	193	1	-
34	P. Alford	183	2	-
35	T. Boristus	179	-	-
36	A. Noticeable	178	-	-

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RCA Day 15

Mundane En Passantes vs New Gwapington Hmmmmmmmmmms:

New Gwapington Hmmmmmmmmmms win: 3 to 2

Board 1: Aron Stein vs. Fletcher Rogers: Fletcher Rogers wins by Resignation
Board 2: Griffin Ramsey vs. Fredric Jensen: Griffin Ramsey wins by Resignation
Board 3: Lorcan Gilmore vs. Bryan Greene: Lorcan Gilmore wins by Resignation
Board 4: Mohammod Hester vs. Elliot Watt: Elliot Watt wins by checkmate
Board 5: Alasdair Kline vs. David Savage: David Savage wins by Resignation

RCA Day 15

Roriaburg Ranks vs Nordlich Knights: Roriaburg Ranks win: 4 to 1

Board 1: Magnus Fischer vs. Richard Ricardo: Magnus Fischer wins by checkmate
Board 2: Bobby Carlson vs. Chad Joneson: Bobby Carlson wins by checkmate
Board 3: King Rinyond vs. Lyla Richards: Lyla Richards wins by checkmate
Board 4: Portuitus Opremon vs. Ronald Wesselt: Portuitus Opreman wins by checkmate
Board 5: Ugi Nugi vs. Dean Thompson: Ugi Nugi wins by checkmate

RCA Day 15

Apost Checkersmen vs Mithilia Commies: Mithilia Commies win: 4 to 1

Board 1: Amritpal Jeffery vs. Vladimir Lenin: Stalemate
Board 2: Jak McCray vs. Maximilian Robespierre: Maximilian Robespierre wins by Resignation
Board 3: Piers Kemp vs. Angelo Lomeo: Angelo Lomeo wins by checkmate
Board 4: Ali Dowling vs. Nicholas Hoerner: Nicholas Hoerner wins by checkmate
Board 5: Antione Hall vs. Anthony Depinto: Stalemate

RCA Day 15

Pius Pheonixs vs Hellererian Chemists: Draw: 2.5 to 2.5

Board 1: Jaiden Cross vs. Matthew Hellerer: Stalemate
Board 2: Sanjeev Berger vs. Donald J. Trump: Donald J. Trump
Board 3: John-Paul Boyer vs. Duncan Miller: John-Paul Boyer wins by Resignation
Board 4: Stevie Burris vs. GM Ben Finegold: Stalemate
Board 5: Ho River vs. John Arnold: Stalemate

I might be about 15 minutes late to the debate tonight if thats all right

Im here Pius desurongcrandis

Can you please tell us how you intend to improve Region Name as the WA Delegate. Can you also give us a few reasons why we can trust you to be the WA Delegate.

Overlord Hellerer wrote:

Can you please tell us how you intend to improve Region Name as the WA Delegate. Can you also give us a few reasons why we can trust you to be the WA Delegate.

First thing we need to focus on is Recruitment, I will work with the Speaker to come up with ways to recruit members in Region Name. 2nd is to start putting ourselves out more, getting into Alliances like the URA (not exactly the URA) to get our name out on the Global Scale which might help with Recruitment. 3. Is to give support to Committee moderators to help the Committees provide strong programming

I plan to improve Region Name by using my powers as delegate to the fullest. I believe at some point legislating a good RP environment has to stop and I am here to say: it stops here. I will hope I can make changes as a person instead of forcing an overarcing beuarcracy down peoples throats. But the Delegate doesn't have much legislative power, you may think. I however believe as Delegate, you are the face of the Region. You represent its values on a foriegn level and are its most critical leader. You also have the power to enforce laws.

This might seem like a loose collection of ideas but these are all beliefs of mine. But also as delegate, I will focus on the future of Region Name. No longer will we be reactive but proactive. We will pursue relations with as many regions as possible. We will bring people from across the world to Nationstates, not just our typical place of getting people. I will lead the greatest expansion of the Region imaginable, and bring many new ideas to the Region. But I will remain its figurehead, and I will use my powers to better the future.

I would like to point out that you might find it hard to trust me after my 1st term as WA Delegate, but I will learn from my mistakes to make the Region Stronger and working with Speaker Mundane

Both of you have been known to not handle leadership in the region in the most reliable fashion. How do you plan to remedy that if you are elected this time?

Great Patrick wrote:

Both of you have been known to not handle leadership in the region in the most reliable fashion. How do you plan to remedy that if you are elected this time?

Like I said I will learn from my mistakes and also work with the citizens of the Region, I would like to listen to what you the people of the region say. I have learned alot about leadership in the past year and I will bring what I learn here.

How supportive are both of you in the advancement and spread of Marxist-Ninelian theory?

Great Patrick wrote:

Both of you have been known to not handle leadership in the region in the most reliable fashion. How do you plan to remedy that if you are elected this time?

My only crime is my passion to for the Region, if you consider that a crime. Whenever I left office, it was because I thought somebody could do better. However this time that will not be the case. I have no RP reason to leave as I have withdrawn, and no thought somebody could enact my vision better than me. My vision here is strict. I have one which is different compared to previous offices. Also I am the last of the King Regions to hold the Delegacy, and no King Region so far has enacted my vision. This is my time and this time, I am actually prepared and grounded in all of my beliefs.

Aera ninel wrote:

How supportive are both of you in the advancement and spread of Marxist-Ninelian theory?

Not exactly my top priority and personally Im not supportive of it, but I am willing to allow civil politicial discussions in the Region for that can be beneficial to all of our governing strategies. But as somebody reading Adam Smith right now, Im not exactly pro Marx.

Aera ninel wrote:

How supportive are both of you in the advancement and spread of Marxist-Ninelian theory?

Like anything there is pros and cons and we should look at the pros of it and the pros of other ideologies

What do each of you intend to do in regards to the random leaving and raging that has occured multiple times recently?

Mithilia wrote:

What do each of you intend to do in regards to the random leaving and raging that has occured multiple times recently?

rude

Mithilia wrote:

What do each of you intend to do in regards to the random leaving and raging that has occured multiple times recently?

The best thing we could is to fix our act in the region first, which will make people less likely to Rage Quit, as well as being more approachable to voice any concerns you guys as the nations have. At the end of the day we can only make it so the region is better but as WA Delegate I can't stop someone from leaving.

Mithilia wrote:

What do each of you intend to do in regards to the random leaving and raging that has occured multiple times recently?

Our region is interesting. We work best when we are all on an equal playing field. I withdrew from RP because I wasn't. I had an unhealthy amount of influence in the Region so there could be no fair determination. For starters I think we can use the current systems outlined in committees to quell most arguments. Also I would be happy to organize confrences when we discuss RP and what should be good and not and discuss strategies and their legitimacy openly. We also need to recognize when some RP is getting out of hand, pause it, and have a discussion with the proper channels of committee to quell tensions. Finally, if anyone does leave, it is the job of the Delegate as face of the Region to reach out to that person and discuss returning and what needs to be done. Unity is more important than anything, because we are only here because of unity.

Melon ia wrote:

rude

I like how he says "multiple incidents recently" when the last incident before you was Pius D in May 2019 when he was impeached.