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I have an outline of the story and a few hundred words at the moment. It all depends on how it progresses/clashes with other stuff I've got going on.
M8rtinVanBlazen
Banned
Um, Hello.
I apologize if this is the wrong place to put this( I'm new here) but I saw the title of it and thought I would ask a question. So I have been seeing on Vic 2 AARs on Reddit or on Paradox Forums having legislative seats shown and party affiliation too. My question is , is there a base version of this that I could modify for something I'm doing?
an example: http://i.imgur.com/phOiwEF.png
I apologize if this is the wrong place to put this( I'm new here) but I saw the title of it and thought I would ask a question. So I have been seeing on Vic 2 AARs on Reddit or on Paradox Forums having legislative seats shown and party affiliation too. My question is , is there a base version of this that I could modify for something I'm doing?
an example: http://i.imgur.com/phOiwEF.png
I don't know if this is the right place, but here is a resource you can use for creating parliamentary diagrams.
OK. I hope you can publish the story here when done.
I'll be waiting in the shadows...
... In a room full of lights.
shiftygiant
Gone Fishin'
For a jokey post in the PMQs thread related to my TL Beneath an Amber Moon. That and I just love doing these portraits.
I was digging through some old files and found a TL I had planned on writing this summer (from about last year) about British occupation troops investigation a murder in a Germany ravaged by the double whammy of the Operation Vegetarian and the Morgenthau Plan. Might come back to it.
For a vignette that never really panned out.
And no I won't say who the 'DM' is.
@Indicus
Nice!
There is a stray "Alternate History Before 1900" near the top that you missed though.
Nice!
There is a stray "Alternate History Before 1900" near the top that you missed though.
So far every Alternate history Alternatehistory.com has included someone being banned. Thank you for carrying on this tradition.
Great post. I love the little touches, like "Comanche Ltd" (We sure do like to appropriate those native American names, don't we?) and "New Caledonia Grizzly." Also, the username "Long Live the Ch'ing" suggests that ... (gasp) ... Wade-Giles is still commonplace! Truly this must be a nightmare world!
Made some logos for future US political parties. I may eventually use them in infoboxes. In the future, minimalism is in in in, so they are both very, very text-heavy.
The Yimbies, officially the Yimby Party, formerly the YIMBY, or Yes In My Backyard Party. Born of a primarily centrist and moderate-left dissatisfaction with the trend of NIMBYism (Not In My Backyard), where the upper and middle classes refuse to have works that will improve everyones lives built near them, the Yimbies support a centrist mixed economy and the government using eminent domain when necessary to combat NIMBYs. The focus on trying to get people to allow works projects has transferred to a general community focus.
Despite primarily describing themselves as centrists or liberals, they are center-right in modern political discourse. The Yimbies are a subsidiary of the Republican coalition.
The Social Collectivist Party of the Left, simply The Left for short. Social Collectivism is a future left-wing populist movement that isn't quite as coherent as modern socialism, but shares anti-capitalist sentiment. Generally, they want more nationalized industries, union and worker protections, punitive taxes on the rich, and the radicals want to abolish markets altogether. The red and black harkens back to their anarcho/socialist roots. The SCPL is a subsidary of the Democratic coalition.
The Yimbies, officially the Yimby Party, formerly the YIMBY, or Yes In My Backyard Party. Born of a primarily centrist and moderate-left dissatisfaction with the trend of NIMBYism (Not In My Backyard), where the upper and middle classes refuse to have works that will improve everyones lives built near them, the Yimbies support a centrist mixed economy and the government using eminent domain when necessary to combat NIMBYs. The focus on trying to get people to allow works projects has transferred to a general community focus.
Despite primarily describing themselves as centrists or liberals, they are center-right in modern political discourse. The Yimbies are a subsidiary of the Republican coalition.
The Social Collectivist Party of the Left, simply The Left for short. Social Collectivism is a future left-wing populist movement that isn't quite as coherent as modern socialism, but shares anti-capitalist sentiment. Generally, they want more nationalized industries, union and worker protections, punitive taxes on the rich, and the radicals want to abolish markets altogether. The red and black harkens back to their anarcho/socialist roots. The SCPL is a subsidary of the Democratic coalition.
The header for a TLIAW I'm writing and am 7000 words into, should post the first part on Monday so stay tuned!
