• @Salisford (Nation: Salisford, Discord: _tuka)
  
• @Israelioverlord (Nation: Pavulturilor, Discord: israelioverlord)
  
• @Terry (Nation: Terranihil, Discord: dippitydickhead)
  
• @Leotropolis/Reykanes (Nation: Reykanes, Discord: antsinthepants)
  
• @leimur (Nation: Monsilva, Discord: leimur)
  
• @Ajakanistan (Nation Ajakanistan, Discord: alvboi)
  
• @Goobdo (Nation: Montcrabe, Discord: goobdo)
  
• @im_a_waffle1 (Nation: New Fernia, Discord: waffledogefern)
  

• Flag Designer: This website has a limited selection of symbols that users can put on their flags, but has a robust number of patterns. Perhaps best of all, the website allows you to save your work as an SVG (scalable vector graphic) file, which means it can then be scaled up and down without loss of detail found in other file formats.
  
• Tennessine: This website is a bit more work to figure out, but it makes very interesting flags, with lots of customization possibilities. There's even filters to provide "inverted color" flag copies. It provides options to download user created flags as both SVGs as well as PNGs.
  
• Flag Creator: I cannot in good conscience recommend this tool unless you really dig paying to remove watermarks and deal with paywalls. The features included on this website are by no means unique, and there are free tools (or free versions of them) which do the exact same thing without begging for your money. A link to this accursed website is here if you wish to sate a morbid curiosity. 
  
• Fake Flag: Allows you to add whatever modern real life flag symbols and patterns you want. It supports PNG downloads. Only thing about it is that it takes a good long while to load up when you open the page.
  

• Something About Maps: A blog from a university educated cartographer, it has a section (where the link points to) devoted to tutorials ranging from how to make map effects in tools ranging from Blender (which is free), Illustrator (not free), and Photoshop (not free). That said, even though the content may be using these tools, the lessons contained can help with making maps in other software.
  
• Azgaar's Fantasy Map Generator: This will generate maps, usually islands. It could be useful to make a world map, or a continent, or even just an island. Turning off all of the layers means that the website basically becomes a coastline generator, and that could be the basis of a whole other map. Interestingly, the download section has a ton of features, you can download in normal file formats like PNGs and JPEGs at varying levels of resolution, as well as SVGs. More exotically, you can download GIS data (used in professional settings for topography work) as well as JSON data (for working with the output with programs or scripts).
  
• Map to Globe: This allows you to put a 2D map onto a 3D sphere. Caveat- that means distortions around the poles and equator unless the 2D map's projection is accounting for this already. It's a very useful tool to get from a Equirectangular projection of a world (probably the ones you'd see in geography textbooks) into other projections, and to get a better idea of how the world 'wraps around the edge'. In terms of output, you can save new projection types as PNGs, and it supports making GIFs of the globe rotating with your map on it. It also supports getting multiple screenshotted angles of the globe as PNG image files.
  
• WikiProject Maps & Conventions: Want to make a Wikipedia style map but don't know how they style maps? Well this has links to every Wikipedia standard map, from the Orthographic maps of single countries that people often put on their wiki pages to the challenging Topographic maps which are used as backdrops for many different maps.
  

• Artifexian - With videos ranging from cartography to where natural resources would be located on other worlds, this is a great channel to check out for worldbuilding.
  
• Haunted Automaton - Applied tutorials for very small-scale cartography/maps
  

Hello all. Using MyCode, a feature we have on our forum software, I have (with some outside help), created a new custom code for us to use to make posting easier and more familiar. The one I've started us with is the nation tagging code, replicated exactly from how they are on NationStates.net. I've attached an example, the code you'd type to use it, and the displayed result.

Nation Code

An Act to Clarify Crimes Against the Republic

• Bringing in puppets unauthorized by the state
  
  
• Unauthorized distribution of classified information
  
  
• Exercising espionage for another region
  
  
• Spreading anti-League propaganda in League controlled channels
  
  
• Conspiracy against the Republic
  
  
• Bribing officials to act against the Republic’s interests
  
  
• Obstruction of justice
  
  
• Falsely flagging League Media Projects
  

• Bringing in puppets unauthorized by the state:If one brings in a puppet not authorized by the administration then one is committing this act,Unauthorized distribution of classified information:If one releases classified information to anyone that's not supposed to see it then one is committing this act,Exercising espionage for another region:If one is giving critical information on our republic to another region then one is committing this act,Spreading anti-League propaganda in League controlled channels:If one is typing obvious satire then one is not committing this act,If one types something that is an undeniable threat against the administration then one is committing this act,Conspiracy against the Republic:If one is caught planning a coup of the administration with intentions of carrying it out then one is committing this act,Bribing officials to act against the Republic's interests:If one blackmails, incentivizes and/or outright threatens officials to propose or make political moves against the Republic then one is committing this act,Obstruction of justice: Knowingly and purposefully deleting or obstructing League investigative bodies from otherwise obtaining any evidence important to an ongoing or planned trial shall be considered breaking this clause.Falsely flagging League Media Projects:To flag League Media Projects with malicious intent or to joke or troll in a way to bring harm to the project or platform.

Republics Day

Andrew Du Day

An Act for Secure Integration and Citizenship in the The League

• Immigration be overseen by the The League's Department of Defense, specifically the The League Intelligence Agency,
  

• The LIA shall delegate resources and roles to enforce a secure immigration system,
  

• The LIA shall use investigative measures to verify potential citizens will further the prosperity of our region,
  

• The Consulate may overturn any LIA citizenship decision,
  

• The LIA shall formulate a document in co-ordinance with the Consulate on immigration policy,
  

• This legislation will go into effect immediately after its passage by the Citizens’ Assembly.