Its sad to see a great member like you leaving. I must say that what you were making is very impressive. When I saw that world map and see in OTL Indonesia city such as Makassar using her former name "Ujungpandang", I realize how detailed your maps are.
But, if you want to make small changes, I think I want to give some minor suggestion:
1. "Melayunesia" sounds neat, and I like that. But I think the term "Indonesia" is already become popular by the 1920s, so if there's a major state in the former Dutch East Indies, I think it will still be named Indonesia (I can see that south Maluku and New Guinea managed to stay Independent from this Melayunesia, tho. Its really interesting.)
2. it seems Melayunesia use OTL modern spelling based on how the cities are spelled, except for Djajakarta, which is in OTL old spelling. If you want to use the old spelling, you could change city like "Ujungpandang" and "Tanjungkarang" to "Udjungpandang" and "Tandjungkarang". If you want to use the modern spelling, you could change "Djajakarta" to "Jayakarta".
Merry Christmas!
But, if you want to make small changes, I think I want to give some minor suggestion:
1. "Melayunesia" sounds neat, and I like that. But I think the term "Indonesia" is already become popular by the 1920s, so if there's a major state in the former Dutch East Indies, I think it will still be named Indonesia (I can see that south Maluku and New Guinea managed to stay Independent from this Melayunesia, tho. Its really interesting.)
2. it seems Melayunesia use OTL modern spelling based on how the cities are spelled, except for Djajakarta, which is in OTL old spelling. If you want to use the old spelling, you could change city like "Ujungpandang" and "Tanjungkarang" to "Udjungpandang" and "Tandjungkarang". If you want to use the modern spelling, you could change "Djajakarta" to "Jayakarta".
Merry Christmas!
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