A New Place at a different TimeBoard

The plan for collecting embassies:
Every day, I'll check if the featured region of the day is worthy of an embassy, and if it is, I'll request an embassy with them. Additionally, as I move Onvexia around (currently entered in a contest for the chance to get a legendary card), I'll request an embassy with that region. This way, we'll be able to hopefully put out a minimum of two embassy requests every day, and I'll continue requesting embassies with random regions too.

Continuing Will burtz's goal of turning this into the F7 of regions, by enabling as many nations as possible to post on our RMB.

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flag update!

I just got this issue a day ago in Onvexia

Blazing Through the Paper Trail

The Issue
Following a recent fire in the National Archive, which destroyed thousands of important documents, several vocal representatives have approached you with solutions.

The Debate
“We’ve got to face facts: technology has advanced beyond physical record-keeping,” councils Gillian Vajiralongkorn, the PR representative for Eastern Electronic. “Digital records are easier to maintain and easier to back up. Our company can facilitate the switch from the archaic paper records to the sleek, new electronic system. There is the slight risk of electronic tampering, but our security systems are more than capable.”

Accept

“Now, hold on a second. What about us?” asks Llywelyn Cohen, the CEO of a national paper supplier. “We might not have the flash of an electronic system, but I’ll tell you what we do have: quality customer service. You’re saying fires are bad. Well, we hear you loud and clear. Stick with us and not only will we make physical copies of all the files to store in different locales, but I’ll get my research team to whip up some fire-resistant paper too. Let’s see those IT poindexters do all that!”

Accept

“No, no, no. It’s all too dangerous!” screams Roxanne Juran, dressed only in a cured Panther hide. “Paper can be destroyed by fire or floods, and electronic copies are susceptible to viruses and hackers! There’s only one way to truly keep our records safe. We must rerecord them on stone tablets. Fire can’t destroy them, and I’d like to see someone hack a piece of granite!”

Accept

Is that just based off of what the most people are voting for?

I think that NS history pages oft show the starting date of data track as the day before it was actually founded.

The inhabitant you may know wrote:

I think that NS history pages oft show the starting date of data track as the day before it was actually founded.

That's odd. Thanks for letting me know!