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Mania Sims wrote:Aportistopireistan
The Age of Dystopia
How would you two hypothetically deal with a bill that was split the community, where it's nearly divided half and half. How would you appease the most people?

I’d obviously want everyone to be happy with a decision, rather than just a majority, so I’d probably try to help both sides discuss it in a more organized way to see if they could come to one decision. But if that fails, I think I’d ask one person from each side of the bill if they could make a decision between the two of them, and I’d go with that.

I don’t want to choose based on the majority, I want to choose based on everyone. So if everyone is being stubborn, I’d ask just two people to figure it out between them, representing the opinion they share with others. This would hopefully represent the conclusion that would come from more time for everyone to talk about it.

Edit: Since we’re also choosing the delegate via consensus, I’ll probably see how things turn out with this and form some ideas from it.

Mania Sims wrote:Aportistopireistan
The Age of Dystopia
How would you two hypothetically deal with a bill that was split the community, where it's nearly divided half and half. How would you appease the most people?

In the event that the community is evenly divided I would use discretion and either abstain from voting (purposefully) or I would choose based on my own knowledge of the proposal. In the minimum delegate responsibilities listed by wintermoot, voting on WA resolutions is a requirement, but a purposeful abstinence from voting due to community division would likely be the best option, and I doubt many would object to that

Thank you for the question that was a very good one :)

The Age of Dystopia wrote:In the event that the community is evenly divided I would use discretion and either abstain from voting (purposefully) or I would choose based on my own knowledge of the proposal. In the minimum delegate responsibilities listed by wintermoot, voting on WA resolutions is a requirement, but a purposeful abstinence from voting due to community division would likely be the best option, and I doubt many would object to that

Thank you for the question that was a very good one :)

I was thinking about abstaining too, so I have a question for you that I asked myself.

Which comes first, your requirements, or the happiness of Wintreath?

Aportistopireistan wrote:I was thinking about abstaining too, so I have a question for you that I asked myself.

Which comes first, your requirements, or the happiness of Wintreath?

In the vast majority of cases abstaining would be my first choice, it would require some sort of unusual circumstance for me to feel the need to not abstain

The Age of Dystopia wrote:In the vast majority of cases abstaining would be my first choice, it would require some sort of unusual circumstance for me to feel the need to not abstain

Two things:
Do you think this is a valid fulfillment of your role?

And another situation. If there was a clear majority and minority on a resolution, would you go with the majority, try to have everyone come to a consensus, or something else?

Aportistopireistan wrote:Two things:
Do you think this is a valid fulfillment of your role?

And another situation. If there was a clear majority and minority on a resolution, would you go with the majority, try to have everyone come to a consensus, or something else?

Yes, I do believe that a purposeful abstinence from voting due to a division is fine, plenty of large delegates do this too, and the situations that call for it aren’t all that common.

I would vote with the majority. If I disagreed with the majority opinion, I would still vote accordingly with them, but I would put out a recommendation to vote contrary to the majority, and if I felt really strongly about it I would campaign people through TGs to change their vote.
Coming to a consensus isn’t really something that I think would be entirely feasible, as some people voting wouldn’t be active enough to see it and/or change their vote, and others wouldn’t care to acknowledge or engage. There are a lot of people in wintreath, a lot of them new players.

Saciura wrote:uhhhh

Hello!

Hey everyone! I hope you had a great weekend. :)

We started off the discussion that will eventually lead to a new delegate, which you can read above here on the RMB. It's been pretty lively between The Age of Dystopia and Aportistopireistan, and hopefully the other candidate will be able to join in soon. :D

We've also had some new nations join over the weekend! Welcome to Harvested Rice (Rice for all!), Bonve Maxtrorinja, The Civilian Republic of America, Sitamgarh! Thanks for joining up with us! We're glad to have you. If you feel comfortable and haven't already, please introduce yourself and let us know what made you choose Wintreath. We'd love to hear from you. :D

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Jabberwocky wrote:What do you think happens when you die? Answer our new poll.
region=10000_islands

I'm disappointed that haunting my enemies wasn't an option, but I choose something regardless. :P

Orcuo wrote:
Why We Should Condemn The Communist Bloc
By Orcuo


It Would Be Really Funny

Let’s get the obvious one out of the way; it would be extremely hilarious to condemn TCB. Why? Simple. Because Condemning them would irreversibly change their reputation towards a more negative light, effectively screwing them over. That is where the funnies would come from. My fellow sadists agree that messing over other people for the fun of it is very humorous. Especially messing with the reputation of a big region (like TCB) would undoubtedly induce giggles across the globe.



Too Many Commies

I hate commies, you hate commies, we all hate commies. Unfortunately TCB is filled with a lot of them. Nine out of seven researchers agree that the world was better off without communism, that is why it is important that we stop the spread of it; and the only way we can stop communism is by Condemning TCB. Then, and only then, can freedom and democracy be achieved.


They’re Brainwashing Our Children

TCB is inherently left-wing. As such, it means that they are brainwashing our children. Filling their brains with dangerous ideas, such as health care and public education. It gives me the chills just thinking about it. Allowing them to continue on could spell disaster for the future. However, if we Condemn them now then their still may be hope that the next generation won’t be doomed.


They Caused Global Warming

Little known fact, but TCB has an air force. This Air Force is rather large, and contributes towards global carbon emissions. This means that TCB is indirectly directly responsible for global warming. Condemning then is the only repercussion that would be satisfactory.


I Said So

Let’s face it, I am the most epic nation ever. So when I say you should do something, you should probably do it. I am so cool in fact, that I posted a definitely real gif of definitely me walking away from a definite explosion, definitely not looking back at it. That is how awesome I am. And if you believe I am awesome (voluntarily or otherwise), you’ll support my notion to Condemn The Communist Block.


(The previous essay was a Joke™ from OrcTech®, All Rights Reserved)

Read dispatch

But would TCB appreciate the badge? It is an impressive region, at least as far as I know of it, and they seem to do a lot. "The Communist Bloc" is a pretty great obvious name for new players too...I mean, if you're into communism or want to roleplay as a communist nation, it's an obvious choice to check out just by the name alone.

I know this is a joke dispatch, but hey, you're almost always going to get serious from me. I have a minimal sense of humour lol.

Aportistopireistan wrote:Unlikely to never happening, because it would be a lot of effort for Moot, who probably doesn’t even have Roblox. But it’d be cool

I've never even played Roblox lol.

It doesn't necessarily have to be up to me to run everything though. Alcubierre (otherwise known as taulover) runs our Minecraft server, and he does an awesome job of it. I enjoy being a simple player on there. :)

Uniopolis wrote:Aww. ^-^
Then I disappeared again... hehe...
But this time I read all the posts I missed! I deeply apologize to those who open up their account and are shocked to see their notice count... I totally had nothing to do with that. :P

I guess that just means we get to welcome you back again! :D

New Poll: Star Trek or Star Wars?

Since last week was May the 4th...vote in our poll here on the region page!

Related, enjoy this video of William Shatner singing to George Lucas: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEZVwQptvWw

I'm a star wars guy, but mostly because my parents introduced me to star wars first and I never really got into star trek until relatively recently. I feel that I might have liked trek better if I started with that so idk though.

Star Trek and Star Wars are both great. I think Star Trek takes it because it’s more original in my opinion. I’ve seen star wars sooo many times it’s become quite bland. I blame my Star Wars fanatic of a brother for that. Plus, I really love space and exploring the unknown, asking questions that others don’t have answers to. So I think that’s why Star Trek is my fave. And, Spock’s pretty cute too.

Same here. I don't see it as an either/or proposition. I like them both, two sides of a coin. Star Trek was a game changer. Star Wars relies heavily upon Arthurian tropes crossbred with Western movies.

Wintermoot wrote:Hey everyone! I hope you had a great weekend. :)

We started off the discussion that will eventually lead to a new delegate, which you can read above here on the RMB. It's been pretty lively between The Age of Dystopia and Aportistopireistan, and hopefully the other candidate will be able to join in soon. :D

We've also had some new nations join over the weekend! Welcome to Harvested Rice (Rice for all!), Bonve Maxtrorinja, The Civilian Republic of America, Sitamgarh! Thanks for joining up with us! We're glad to have you. If you feel comfortable and haven't already, please introduce yourself and let us know what made you choose Wintreath. We'd love to hear from you. :D

I joined because this place isn't like some "monarchy of vestupusa" crap. It's simple and efficient. Although, besides the rant. I dislike chaos, but I also am willing to say what needs to be said, though my humor will be disturbing. Remember, if you jail your political enemies, you have free labor for the country. (Still force them to take out loans to pay taxes)
I hope that we all have a good time here. We go offroad to find the best views; we are Wintreath. If you need anything, just ask.

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