damein fisher
Banned
Lies Agreed Upon - A map set in a world where Napoleon wins the Napoleonic Wars (POD 1802 - 1812)
I second this one
Lies Agreed Upon - A map set in a world where Napoleon wins the Napoleonic Wars (POD 1802 - 1812)
Is anyone else planning on entering this round?
So for both of the first two entries, I gotta ask: Where is the recent city name change?
To be fair, i haven't read the _entire_ timeline for the second entry yet, but it didn't seem very obvious from a first glance for either one. Maybe I'm just not seeing it?
As far as the rules are concerned, I interpreted it as being a change in name relative to the timeline—it's a fair criticism that I've made a somewhat "modern" map when the change in name occurred in the 1950s, though to be fair the renaming of neighbourhoods within the city is much more recent, and the ward structure the result of municipal reform in the 90s, so the names of the wards of San Francisco are recently changed from their Anglophone names.
I guess it's a question of how recent.
Given that some of the cities on my and Implied's entry have been settled for nearly two and a half millennia, I figured a name change in the past 40-75 years relative to the map would be recent enough.
Is anyone else planning on entering this round?
Mybe. Not sure if I will, though.Is anyone else planning on entering this round?
Does Third Place Ain't So Bad require imrpoveed status for the 3rd world as a whole, or can it focus on a single country/bloc?
I was thinking it would get a wider range of entries if it didn't have to be the entire Third World, so focusing on a country would be fine.
What definition of 'Third World' would we using?
So is that a "yes" to both? Because I had an idea focused on a Cold War-definition third world country.Probably the colloquial one (developing countries) rather than the original one (outside either the Western or Soviet spheres). Though on the other hand, maybe someone wants to do a superpower Sweden...
So is that a "yes" to both? Because I had an idea focused on a Cold War-definition third world country.