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The World Assembly Reference Guide
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Welcome to the World Assembly Reference Guide, where we have more information than you probably wanted to know about the NationStates WA. Regardless, it should be very helpful in finding whatever information you need when it comes to WA matters. Of course, if you feel something is incomplete and should be added or updated, just let me know by telegram or in the comments thread and hopefully we can arrange to add the information. Below is a series of reference guides by yours truly on various topics of interest, first a general guide to how you can use the WA, followed by examinations of specific areas of interest in the WA. You'll notice that there's a brand-spanking new guide on the subject of Moderation. My treat.
A Practical Guide | Roleplaying | National Sovereignty | Compliance | Moderation
Now that you've read all that stuff about the WA, here we come to the nitty-gritty, down-to-business, concise and helpful entry. It's all about how to actually make that resolution you've always wanted. And remember, friends don't let friends make laws irresponsibly.
Policy Analysis and Construction
Well here we are at the end of the guide, and it's time to give credit where credit is due. The guides have my name on them, and I do deserve some credit, but I'm far from the only one who has contributed. Many of the people I've debated with, collaborated with, and associated with have been of significant help in providing us with the information contained on these pages. There are way too many to name here, but they are WA forum regulars, regional Delegates, NS Moderators, and even newbies who made us think. They have my gratitude.