I think that we should add a few new requirements for any colour.
Firstly the land it represents must actually be mappable on a QBAM, or it doesn't really have a point.
Secondly it must be able to survive on it's own as a state.
I bring this up because I just mapped (nearly) all the colours TOASTER allots to every country in the Caribbean. The result (as you can see below) is utter chaos. Just look at how many states there are, I'm genuinely surprised that I managed to fit in as many colours as I did. Despite
my best efforts, I couldn't get "Unified Northern Antilles" and "Unified Southern Antilles" onto the map - there just weren't any free islands.
Don't get me wrong, I think all the colours work well, the problems come from stuff in the southern Caribbean.
- The colour for the Grenadines is way to similar to the colour of the sea for it to even be recognized separately.
- Kralendjik is probably meant to represent Bonaire (Kralendjik is Bonaire's capital). The label should be changed.
- Near the coast of Venezuela we run into some serious problems, namely the Venezuelan Federal Dependencies of La Tortuga, Blanquilla and Orchila. Importantly all three of these islands are UNINABITED. I've complained before about states with to few people but this is pushing it too far. I'd suggest scrapping the separate colours and just doing one for all the off-shore Venezuelan islands (for the record the only federal dependency worthy of a colour is the Los Roques archipelago, a group of islands with 1500 people and a local tourist hotspot).
- "Secondary Venezuela/Radical N. S. America" is way to similar to Trinidad. I'd suggest changing Trinidad, it's just easier.
- Finally, can I suggest that a few of Venezuela's states are given colours (it is a federation after all). You could even recycle a few excess Caribbean colours if they aren't being used anywhere else.
Anyway, rant over, enjoy the map.
I may try and expand this to include other areas, if I can find the time.