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Local Council Member(April 24-August 11)

Court Justice of TSP(August 15-December 7)

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"The 1% is like a 1% battery charge. It will die out if it is not charged(the charge is the 99%). But if you don't charge it, it will die for sure, sooner or later"
- Me (2001- Present)

"Change is the world's blood"
- Me (2001-Present)

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You don't need clear evidence when you're stating the obvious.

didnt expect any other reply; as apparently noone here is able to back their claims.

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You don't need clear evidence when you're stating the obvious.

didnt expect any other reply; as apparently noone here is able to back their claims.

Back yours.

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like a child in elementary school...

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How could you make an effective and complicated government like this one in the gameside? And also, how will you provide security, stability and the proper functioning of democracy when anyone can make a puppet and hijack the system? How about raiders and coupers? Anyone can coup the gameside government and erase it. Meanwhile an organized forum can provide a complex and structured government, pure democracy, security, stability, and can fend off the raiders and coupers by rallying the population, and still existing, still operational, unlike the gameside, where a group of people can maliciously create whatever with puppets or help from foreigners to hijack democracy and the government. Since it is unknown who is anyone really in NS, a person may end up controlling various positions. Sure, I may sound like a freak to the gameside, but Im pointing out several core security flaws in a full gameside government. How will the ministries be managed like the forum does? How will our legislature be managed? NS Forums? Sure, let our secrets fly.

For any region such as TSP, a fully gameside government is a total fail.

Deputy Regional Minister of the Planning and Development Agency(March 8-May 19, 2014)

Local Council Member(April 24-August 11)

Court Justice of TSP(August 15-December 7)

Quotes

"The 1% is like a 1% battery charge. It will die out if it is not charged(the charge is the 99%). But if you don't charge it, it will die for sure, sooner or later"
- Me (2001- Present)

"Change is the world's blood"
- Me (2001-Present)

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(This post was last modified: 05-09-2016, 04:47 PM by Ryccia.)

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Now That finally looks like an explain, thanks Ryccia.

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No, I thank you for the compliment and for your consideration of this comment.

Deputy Regional Minister of the Planning and Development Agency(March 8-May 19, 2014)

Local Council Member(April 24-August 11)

Court Justice of TSP(August 15-December 7)

Quotes

"The 1% is like a 1% battery charge. It will die out if it is not charged(the charge is the 99%). But if you don't charge it, it will die for sure, sooner or later"
- Me (2001- Present)

"Change is the world's blood"
- Me (2001-Present)

[Image: 9ehfkQV.png]

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No, I thank you for the compliment and for your consideration of this comment.

you mentioned some points that require concideration; so my words were meant honest.

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Well said Ryccia. Your experience is evident here.

Above all else, I hope to be a decent person.
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Forums are a necessary extension of the limited gameside communications. When all you have is the RMB large scale governmental organization is just impractical, all you can have is a single discussion topic at once without another getting buried. (Which at the very least halts almost all "fun" conversation whenever any laws, elections, etc happen. Roleplays on the RMB also run into this problem. An external forum allow the multiple discussion topics for government and anything else that emerges. When it comes to electing officials there is also the issue of regulating it to ensure voters are different people, trying to ensure someone is who they say. Just look at with the LC just a few months ago. Belschaft (then still a security threat) got elected to the LC under a puppet and we were completely unaware until he revealed it. There's also some difficulties is conducting the vote and ensuring the legitimacy of voters. The logistical part of that problem is mitigated by the relatively recent additon of polls but even then we still can't agree on how to check our voters, which gave rise to forum-based citizenship where at least basic factors can be checked and screened. That's just a couple of the major reasons.

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