Compliment the Above Nation III

[Farallon]

I really like how you color the background of your fatbooks as the colors of your flag and such, as well as the massive amount of material there is to possibly read.

[Lilguay]

I like the realism about how different countries will have their own diplomatic relationships with space aliens, rather than just having Earth act as a monolithic entity having interactions with aliens.

[Broader Confederate States]

I really do like your flag, I enjoy the look of rows of cloned elements. Also, your nation's LGBT stuff is pretty based.

[Frisemark]

Interesting way to write and develop what is otherwise a horrific and terrifying alternate reality.

[Meadowfields]

Oh, hey, you're active again! Anyways, your overview factbook, albeit not completed, seems to be going pretty well, especially your etymology and demographics sections. This has been said before by me, however, your military is extremely well developed and I'm thinking about using your equipment factbook as maybe an inspiration for my military factbook which is still under the early stages of conceptualization.

[The New Fandom Republic]

Banger Flag

[The Aquaria]

Your factbook for the lore is pretty detailed. Great work.

[Rivogna]

You might be one of the only people who finished their Wikipedia-style factbook; nice! I also commend you for the detail surrounding your nation and how you are very active with your community.

[The Forest of Aeneas]

I really like your flag . Also, nice national map!

[Lilguay]

Your flag is also really unique (and so is the name of your nation, currency, and national animal).

[Waisnor]

I find it nice that in such short amount of time you've been on that site you managed to cover so many topics about your country, including ones I usually don't see being described, like your nation stance on genders.

[Antwerp Free State]

Nice flag, and amazingly detailed factbooks.

[Lilguay]

You've definitely considered the realities of the location of your country.

[Meadowfields]

You provide detailed information about things that most NS users ignore, such as schooling and attitudes on gender.

[Broader Confederate States]

Having that many of your cities even just listed out with some attributes about them is more than you needed to do, but it's good that you did.

[Black Raven Movement]

The general execution of your nations concept has actually made it interesting to read, especially how it's history has led up to now. It's worthwhile reading your stuff, and I cannot wait for more. Also, and this isn't directed to your nation, but you as a person? also great. Your enjoying to talk to, and hearing your solutions for certain issues is eye-opening.

[The Kingdom of the Three Isles]

Just the factbooks and the lore already puts you in the top 5% of nations for me. Your posts are also generally good

[Lilguay]

I like the friendliness of your factbooks, how it is like your country is talking to visiting guests or new residents and citizens.

[Farallon]

I really like how you make public the possible ideas and topics you're considering to make factbooks about. I don't plan very far ahead, so I commend your organization. I'd like to hear more about Lilguay's position in the Pacific Ocean, maybe I could take some new ideas and see how you used the region.

[Frisemark]

I adore your flag. Amazing colors and design.

[Yohaulticetlia]

Elegant fusion of cultures and languages as well as an impeccable flag. The overview is great but also the hints in the economy section are underappreciated. I love the concept as well as the execution and it all feels very believable. I really admire this nation.

[Kahekordne Union of Spib]

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Space nation, always neat. The iron fist socialist type is entertaining. Flag is quite splendid

[Lilguay]

I like how direct many of your factbooks are.

[Meadowfields]

There are tons of things to compliment about your nation, and I've already outlined a few of them, however, I like how you list your daily life, social customs, and social beliefs. They really bring a hint of reality to your nation and show how much you have thought about and dedicated to developing your nation's lore and factbooks.

[Federal Reclamation Initiative]

I think what I enjoy the most from your available information is the map and also what your nation is called in other languages. I hope that as we see you expand your lore we'll begin to learn more about your neighbors and maybe even some factbooks on their languages.