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top right, distinctly american, but different, and bold enough to stand on its own.

if you care for my 2¢, I find that the star gets broken up by the lines in versions 1 & 2, version 3 is quite nice though a bit derivative, not that that's necessarily a bad thing at all. I would say my favorite is version 1c the elements work with each other, and the design has a more 19th...

ok, seems I was wrong, thanks though, this has been informative.

to my knowledge, black is technically a fur in heraldry (sable) and has virtually no rules governing its interaction with colors, metals, and other furs.

ah, thank you very much.

I can't recall whose work this is, I'm sorry about that but, this was posted on one of the older flag threads some time ago. what I recal was that it was for an "Autonomous District of Luzon" or something like that and that it had a counterpart flag for a pro-U.S. commonwealth of the southern...

What I've always heard is that the 262 had the edge in performance, and was based on more advanced concepts, but that 1940's technology didn't allow those concepts to live up to their potential. I remember hearing somewhere that the 262 was extremely prone to breakage and that the controls had...

you know, this may come as a strange comment, but, there's something about this TL's africa that is just very pleasing to the eye.

I'm aware that my thoughts here may not be useful but, something occurs to me: an earlier post said that there was good industrial coal located in southeast France, the part that used to be Italian. Venice is far away from these deposits, but Genoa is not. would it be possible for Venice to...

hi, I will say you've got a good idea here, and I'm excited to see how it develops. and, if I can offer 2₵ on the airline issue: would it be an issue to merge the two airlines into one bigger one called something like SAS-Finnair, and have it operate planes in both liveries? of course...

Marvelia, or whatever they call it is interesting, but what is the BBC doing controlling territory in north America of all places when their home islands are under different overlordship.

you know, that list made me think of the oddest thing. I wonder what Paris is like TTL, given the effects that our 19th century had on the city, and given that really none of those events occurred in recognizable form (particularly hausmannization), I expect it might be quite different, and in...

you've certainly got me on the edge of my seat, though it looks unfortunately likely that the entente may win in the end (heaven forbid). I voted for you also BTW. I do have a couple of surnames you could use if you wanted, though, I'd hope that you take these more as suggestions then as...

sorry, it was not my intention to intrude. that's all I was meaning, he just managed to say it much better and more constructively.

this is certainly a good TL, and Portuguese America is an intriguing idea, but wouldn't they use a different pronunciation of Roanoke.

that would really depend on the early history of the church, IOTL the Mormons spent most of the time before going west passing through northern states, and as such the followers were mostly drawn from northern, anti-slavery stock, some still did keep slaves, and there were some from southern...

Wow, fresh content! this is great.

in my opinion lock's map is the most fun, and pretty well done besides that. then, I think xibalba's map is a very close second.

for whatever my thoughts are worth, I'd definetly like to see an update on the americas. keep up the good work.

does that map come with a Cape to Shanghai line, or merely Cape to Kuwait?