[Tsjoch] Finally the merger between Kemedal and Ansonia is complete with the installation of the new government today, more than six months after the elections. The new government consists of the same parties as the last government of pre-merger Kemedal, which may cause some dissatisfaction among the new Ansonian part of the population, although the coalition parties made sure to include some Ansonians in the government as well. 

An overview of the new government can be found here, and the how and why can be found here. For those who liked the colourful old government overview, I put it on another page, and as time goes on, the new post-merger overview will become more colourful too.

Many salutations,

~ Bernard[/Tsjoch]

Vexillium dead? Impossible! But you can get the impression that most of its inhabitants are sitting in front of their PCs playing role playing games, the most popular of which is "wörk", a sequel of "ëärth".

Sorry, forgot to put my out of office on. Should read, will be back once House of the Dragon has ended 🐉⚔️

On Friday, October 21, 2022, 7:25 pm, Winfried Schrödter <wms@...> wrote:

Vexillium dead? Impossible! But you can get the impression that most of its inhabitants are sitting in front of their PCs playing role playing games, the most popular of which is "wörk", a sequel of "ëärth".

House of Dragon? That sounds like some kind of political series in which the UK PM needs to travel to a Chinese restaurant in Leicester to throw a towel in a ring. 🤔

 

Op vr 21 okt. 2022 20:27 schreef Sam Holden via groups.io <Italiaholden=yahoo.com@groups.io>:

Sorry, forgot to put my out of office on. Should read, will be back once House of the Dragon has ended 🐉⚔️

On Friday, October 21, 2022, 7:25 pm, Winfried Schrödter <wms@...> wrote:

Vexillium dead? Impossible! But you can get the impression that most of its inhabitants are sitting in front of their PCs playing role playing games, the most popular of which is "wörk", a sequel of "ëärth".

Bernard,

Excellent as ever. Love the map -- dang you do nice work.

Good use of the <marquee> element. (G'AH! How much fiddly javascript
that is now replacing, that makes it so much easier now. I mean, just
LOOK at what Jaggedblue.com has at the top of the page. UGH!)

Sympathies about NationStates. I looked longingly many times before, but
it just seemed to lack the tools and creative commitment to make it
something wondrous. Still, for all its being how it is, it's the
facebook of Geofictioning, now -- easy, accessible, doesn't make you
write your pages in "that's too hard/much work" HTML, stupidly fun,
unserious, full of absurdities. Near as I can tell, anyways.

Refer attached, either way.



On 2022-10-22 05:25, Winfried Schrödter wrote:
> Vexillium dead? Impossible!
> But you can get the impression that most of its inhabitants
> are sitting in front of their PCs playing role playing games,
> the most popular of which is "wörk", a sequel of "ëärth".

Yeah. This is the game my peoples are all playing most.

I *KNOW* they don't love it, but I also know that poverty doesn't appeal
to them, either.


Actually, secondarily, my Vexillium output is constipated, at last, by
my lack of linguistic skills and my dogged refusal to compromise on
quality of naming and language outputs. Eh, that and programming skills.
I envy the apparent ease with with names of people and towns just roll
effortlessly from your fingers, Bernard. It may not be so, and it may be
that you're cringing behind your fingers whispering, "I sure hope he
doesn't take a close look", but they're highly effective whatever the
truth.



Sam Holden wrote:
> No, UK politics is some strange fantasy series whilst
> HBO House of the Dragon is a realistic political series

Oh, you can say that hexathrintuple more times! Y'all are making the
Italians blush!

Hi you guys. Yep, not dead, still here. Just busy reporting on whether Brazil is going back to become a somewhat functional democracy again in a week or so, or if we'll continue a downward spiral into a military-theocratic hellhole.

 But yeah, PoCapi and co still here.

Em dom., 23 de out. de 2022 às 01:35, Mike Ham <mikeham@...> escreveu:

Bernard,

Excellent as ever. Love the map -- dang you do nice work.

Good use of the <marquee> element. (G'AH! How much fiddly javascript
that is now replacing, that makes it so much easier now. I mean, just
LOOK at what Jaggedblue.com has at the top of the page. UGH!)

Sympathies about NationStates. I looked longingly many times before, but
it just seemed to lack the tools and creative commitment to make it
something wondrous. Still, for all its being how it is, it's the
facebook of Geofictioning, now -- easy, accessible, doesn't make you
write your pages in "that's too hard/much work" HTML, stupidly fun,
unserious, full of absurdities. Near as I can tell, anyways.

Refer attached, either way.



On 2022-10-22 05:25, Winfried Schrödter wrote:
> Vexillium dead? Impossible!
> But you can get the impression that most of its inhabitants
> are sitting in front of their PCs playing role playing games,
> the most popular of which is "wörk", a sequel of "ëärth".

Yeah. This is the game my peoples are all playing most.

I *KNOW* they don't love it, but I also know that poverty doesn't appeal
to them, either.


Actually, secondarily, my Vexillium output is constipated, at last, by
my lack of linguistic skills and my dogged refusal to compromise on
quality of naming and language outputs. Eh, that and programming skills.
I envy the apparent ease with with names of people and towns just roll
effortlessly from your fingers, Bernard. It may not be so, and it may be
that you're cringing behind your fingers whispering, "I sure hope he
doesn't take a close look", but they're highly effective whatever the
truth.



Sam Holden wrote:
> No, UK politics is some strange fantasy series whilst
> HBO House of the Dragon is a realistic political series

Oh, you can say that hexathrintuple more times! Y'all are making the
Italians blush!