Doing it Rightland wrote:A Bloodred Moon wrote:Kuriko mediated.
The dispatch states Kuriko was an observer. To me (and many others, I assume) an observer watches, but does not involve themselves. Hence, I assumed that another body had actually involved themselves in mediation, instead of Kuriko. Nevertheless, thank you for the clarification on the language.
If Kuriko would be just an "observer" that would imply the talks were open to observers. surprise surprise - they were not open to anyone.
Did you? Because in the Dispatch it reads the following: "...the Republic of Pacifica entered into negotiations with then-Delegate Kitsco of St Abbaddon to reach a peaceful and diplomatic resolution to the conflict over St Abbaddon. Pacifica's priorities were twofold: First, we wanted to ensure an immediate transition of St Abbaddon's Delegacy to Topid, our Founder and the oldest remaining native of St Abbaddon." which clearly indicates Pacifica made demands and was part of the negotiators, which makes your question of wether Pacifica was mediator or not sound silly.
Doing it Rightland wrote:A Bloodred Moon wrote:You also didn't get Pacifica isn't the "leader of the APC", as to "meddling in the affairs of others", Cormac negotiating on behalf of his friend would be equal to the NPO? Now that's just sad.
First, it's never been clear who or what comprises the APC. If there were a definitive point of contact or representative for the APC, it might help towards a more unified negotiating platform with the NPO. So far, the major actions and policies of the APC have been almost exclusively published by Pacifica, so I naturally assumed them to be in charge.
You could also like, read the forums and you'd see a whole lot of folks declaring against the NPO. So no, it's not very unclear. Second: You claim that Pacifica posted nearly all stuff... Is just nothing but complete nonsense. Have you even been following what's going on rather then listening to whenever your NPO officers told you to pay attention?
Doing it Rightland wrote:As to "meddling", from the way the dispatch is written, it does not state Cormac entered negotiations on behalf of a friend. It states "the Republic of Pacifica entered into negotiations" which to me clearly indicated a full region exerting influence. If it was indeed just Cormac on behalf of a friend, then yes such a claim would be false. Had the dispatch described the negotiations as a single nation on behalf of Topid, rather than a full region, I would not have made such claims.
Yeah umm... what? Pacifica didn't as much "meddle" in St Abby's affairs as it did supporting an old native returning to his home from where he was forced out by the NPO. That old native is their founder, so it's not surprising Pacifica would step in.