Further Applauding that The North Pacific ensures the region remains completely free.
The Security Council hereby Commends The North Pacific
This is just the first draft. I need a lot more ideas, and tips. Please reply! Thanks!


by Denras » Sun Jan 20, 2013 11:02 pm


by Weed » Sun Jan 20, 2013 11:41 pm

by Denras » Sun Jan 20, 2013 11:42 pm
Weed wrote:You'd have to give better reasons than that. The same could be said of The East Pacific, The South Pacific, and maybe The West Pacific. Also: Lazarus, recently The Rejected Realms, and Balder / Osiris. Actually, democratic game-created-regions aren't as rare as some make them out to be.

by Weed » Sun Jan 20, 2013 11:48 pm
Denras wrote:Weed wrote:You'd have to give better reasons than that. The same could be said of The East Pacific, The South Pacific, and maybe The West Pacific. Also: Lazarus, recently The Rejected Realms, and Balder / Osiris. Actually, democratic game-created-regions aren't as rare as some make them out to be.
That's why I posted, I need ideas.
Also, the South Pacific, not democratic at all.

by Denras » Sun Jan 20, 2013 11:51 pm
Weed wrote:
Seeing as TSP has regular elections for all cabinet positions and delegate (same as TNP), and the same direct-democracy style legislature as TNP, that'd be a hard statement to back up. The main difference between the governments of TSP and TNP in basic structure is TSP does not have a version of "The Security Council", and does not have a standing judicial branch, but since the Security Council of TNP isn't elected, that doesn't go very far to prove your point.
At any rate, it isn't up to others to come up with reasons a random region you give us is commendable. You should come to this body with an argument to support your conclusion, not expecting everyone else to come up with reasons you are right.

by Vladisvok Destino » Mon Jan 21, 2013 12:13 am
Denras wrote:I need a lot more ideas, and tips. Please reply! Thanks!
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