Weekly Flag Challenge: Discussion & Entries
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The flag of Australia was mistaken for Austria, or vice-versa? But did either have the country NAME as part of the flag, which is the point at issue here?
Then again, if it happened in the USA, who's surprised?
No, NBC seemed to have confused the actual *countries* together describing Australia as a picturesque european landlocked country.
Thankfully, no one ever decided to adopt a national flag that featured as its most prominent element its own name.
FLAG CHALLENGE 89
NATO
CENTO
SEATO
Warsaw Pact (dubious!)
The above are from OTL – The challenge is to design a flag for an alternate timeline Mutual Defence Organisation existing any time between 1850 and 2012, naming the member nations of the organisation.
Challenge offically begins: As of now
Challenge ends: Monday March 25 at Midnight GMT
Voting begins: Tuesday March 26
Voting ends: Tuesday April 2 at Midnight GMT
NATO
CENTO
SEATO
Warsaw Pact (dubious!)
The above are from OTL – The challenge is to design a flag for an alternate timeline Mutual Defence Organisation existing any time between 1850 and 2012, naming the member nations of the organisation.
Challenge offically begins: As of now
Challenge ends: Monday March 25 at Midnight GMT
Voting begins: Tuesday March 26
Voting ends: Tuesday April 2 at Midnight GMT
autonomousoblast
Banned
Flag Challenge 89 entry
This is the flag of Soyuz Naroda (Сою́з Народа) the alliance of nations ruled by regimes following НАПРH ideology and believing in it's call for Pan-Slavic solidarity and ultimate union of the Slavic folk while seizing territories from the Mitteleuropa Raete communist enemies, who they believed oppressed Slavs.
Lapel pin of Russian НАПРH party.
This military alliance included many states which were largely unrecognised, including the Lusatian State for instance and other minority Slavic populations in not Slavic states which were all recognized by other НАПРH nations. States considered Non-Slavic were not included in this alliance. The flag has 25:12 ratio, the shield with symbol of Rece Boga (symbol adopted by the Russian НАПРH party and considered the symbol of it's ideology) representing the defence that Slavic solidarity will bring to the people, said solidarity only possible through the НАПРH ideology. The twin axes represent the axe of Perun, chief Slavic god of thunder, with the symbol of Perun on the axe blade as well. Also are the two glagolitic letters for "С" and "Н" abbreviating Сою́з Народа.
This is the flag of Soyuz Naroda (Сою́з Народа) the alliance of nations ruled by regimes following НАПРH ideology and believing in it's call for Pan-Slavic solidarity and ultimate union of the Slavic folk while seizing territories from the Mitteleuropa Raete communist enemies, who they believed oppressed Slavs.
Lapel pin of Russian НАПРH party.
This military alliance included many states which were largely unrecognised, including the Lusatian State for instance and other minority Slavic populations in not Slavic states which were all recognized by other НАПРH nations. States considered Non-Slavic were not included in this alliance. The flag has 25:12 ratio, the shield with symbol of Rece Boga (symbol adopted by the Russian НАПРH party and considered the symbol of it's ideology) representing the defence that Slavic solidarity will bring to the people, said solidarity only possible through the НАПРH ideology. The twin axes represent the axe of Perun, chief Slavic god of thunder, with the symbol of Perun on the axe blade as well. Also are the two glagolitic letters for "С" and "Н" abbreviating Сою́з Народа.
Maritime Congress of Dublin (1850-present)
Member states: Ireland, England, Scotland, Galicia, Portugal, Algarve, Brittanny, Cornwall, Wales, Orkney Islands, Shetland Islands, Iceland
Observer states: France, Flanders, Norway, Greenland
Member states: Ireland, England, Scotland, Galicia, Portugal, Algarve, Brittanny, Cornwall, Wales, Orkney Islands, Shetland Islands, Iceland
Observer states: France, Flanders, Norway, Greenland
you made a poll to decide which flag to enter into another poll ???
Perhaps there should be a poll to decide whether polls such as Alvar 13's should be allowed?
Perhaps Ian could institute some sort of fee for meta-polls of this nature, to help him maintain the site. He could call it a poll tax.
He would, of course, need to make a poll so everyone could vote on whether they want this poll tax or not.
Shouldn't we first make a poll so everyone can vote whether to ask or not to ask Ian to make the poll on whether they want the poll tax or not?
I don't know if we need a poll about a poll on a tax on polls regarding polls allowing polls on entries in polls. Have a poll about it?
Maybe we oughta have a poll about having a poll abou' that, right?