New WA Classification

[Ulfrzka]

I think that new WA classifications should be introduced.
Ulfrzka is currently classed as a "Corrupt Dictatorship" but I think that's a little harsh.
Its more of a communist paradise (correct me if that is already a thing).
I'm sure everyone would welcome a reclassification with new classifications introduced.
You could also get issues based off classification.
Any ideas for new ones?

[Bears Armed]

The existing set of 27 classifications reflects the nations' relative ratings (high/medium/low) for each of the three main 'freedoms' (Civil, Political, Economic): See http://nationstates.wikia.com/wiki/UN_Category for details.
There's no obvious or easy way to fit additional categories into that pattern.

However if you go to your nation's Settings page and switch Theme to 'liberal' it will then call your nation -- as that currently stands -- as a "Well-Intentioned Dictatorship" instead.

[In Gentem Et De Libris Scientiam]

you could set it up as
0-25%, 26-50%, 51-75%, and 76-100%.
DO that for all of the three...

[Bears Armed]

you could set it up as
0-25%, 26-50%, 51-75%, and 76-100%.
DO that for all of the three...

You mean switch from 3x3x3 to 4x4x4? Leaving aside the fact that the existing system has been in use from the start of NS, so that most people are accustomed to it by now and any such change therefore might attract more opposition than keeping things as they are would do, that would require finding suitable labels for an additional 37 categories!

And anyway, which modified set of Freedom ratings would you consider more suitable than the current label is for the OP's nation, and why? It looks to me as though he's arguing more from an ideological viewpoint rather than on any more objective basis...

[Luna Amore]

Ballo has been receptive to the idea of adding more categories in the past.

And, yes, I'm willing to implement more categories. It however would require good ideas and reasons why. A mere request for NS to adhere itself to the US definition of Anarchy isn't a good reason. Especially since the site's founder and owner lives in Australia ;)