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This page is dedicated to admin plans concerning the development and organization of '''East Uletha'''. ==Sectors and commentary==

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...d community territories (open to all) are shown as '''{{color|#1e90ff|blue countries}}'''. ...edit comments|good edit comments]]. For guidelines on editing in the blue countries, see [[OpenGeofiction:Blue territory etiquette]].

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...tal organisation of numerous member states that are mostly former colonies and protectorates of the now-defunct Ingerish Empire. ...r independence other the coming decades, commencing with Elhádhon in 1911, and ending with Glaster in 1982. Some kept the Ingerish monarch as their head o

...ng the project, and states are expected to confirm with pre-existing plans and national initiatives.</small></center> ...encouraged to communicate to ensure smooth transitions between the various territories, but inter-territory collaboration may be more limited.''</small></center>

This is a place where mappers can '''briefly describe their territories''' using 280 characters or [https://wordcounter.net/character-count less,] * ''Please, no blue territories for now. Purple territories may be described by coordinators.''

...is the collaboration page for Arecales. It will be undergoing construction and improvement in the near future.''' ...for mapping, culture, history from the Caribbean and island countries and territories there, but other mapping elements especially related to geopolitics take in

...ng the project, and states are expected to confirm with pre-existing plans and national initiatives.</small></center> ...encouraged to communicate to ensure smooth transitions between the various territories, but inter-territory collaboration may be more limited.''</small></center>

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...''England'', and it is associated with some of the more hooligan, extreme and racist elements of English society. ...o, although the decision ultimately rests with Ingerland mappers, comments and ideas from the wider community are welcome.

...map. There are extensive discussions of {{OSMW|Map_Features|map features}} and {{OSMW|How_to_map_a|how to map various elements}}. ...n uses some custom tagging, however, as a means of administrating the site and for further world-building. Below, we discuss some aspects of tagging that

|official_languages = [[Ingerish]] and [[Darrsyan]] ...the northern part of the country. The main language spoken is [[Ingerish]] and the native language [[Darrsyan]]

...easure of income inequality; input number only; valid values are between 0 and 100)--> ...nesia]] to the north-east. The capital is [[Huntington|Huntington, C.P.]], and its largest city is [[Stanton]] (???).

...nger active). The new history will combine elements from the two countries and take account of relations with new neighbours (Ingerland, Lentia). ...o a small southern area, the Goidaligs conquered most of western Dihobarth and the Devnunii expanded their territory southwestwards.

...the project matures. To prevent edit conflicts, users would be notified of and encouraged to be mindful of others in the area. ...e) language with Ingerish (English) permitted under certain circumstances, and lots of historic sites that would be from most periods of history.

...Global and regional issues]] &rarr; {{PAGENAME}}'''</div>[[Category:Global and regional issues]] ...y can see more easily where their intended mapping project would fit best, and also to be able to offer established mappers to migrate their work to other

...ber of the [[Ingerish Commonwealth]], the [[Tarephia Cooperation Council]] and the [[Assembly of Nations]]. ...immigrants and as the colony expanded, the name would be used more often, and eventually became ''Paroy'' or ''Paroi''. Only in the end of the 17th centu