Danmark

Residency Requirements:
As with all of my various regions, there is no requirement to make this or any of my other regions your new home. Most all of my regions are puppet storage or holding regions, and are in general, not very active. I play my founders once every 49 days, at the very least, as that is how my play list generally works. You may park your nation in the region, and bring a friend, and start up a community, I will allow this community to continue safely. In general, I do not give anyone the boot for no reason. I only do that if the player is crossing the line too far or if I decide to close the region in question. Both of those are very rare, but they happen.

Welcome if you like this region name or whatever other reason for moving here. Some of my other regions include: United States of America and some over 2,000 other regions (that number changes over time). Very few are passworded, and none allows the office of the delegate to have access to regional controls. Mind you, a long serving delegate may receive access for their nation. The founder will always stay in the region to protect it and the many residents that could reside in the many regions.

Embassy Policy: Most of my regions are what I refer to as Oracle Regions. These regions have at most only two embassies, one for the region prior and the other for the region after that region on the Oracle List in the order of the update. Any other embassy would only shortcircuit the oracle list. I do have many regions that I refer to as my Matrix List. These regions have over 400 embassies in place (or should eventually) and are open to any and or all embassy offers sent. There are a few exceptions. We will not entertain embassy offers from any blatant extremist region. There are exceptions, but the region just cannot be too outspoken as being extreme.

I also have an "All or Nothing" policy. If a region that has embassies with one or more of my regions decides to close one or more of my embassies, I will on a case by case basis, decide to close the remaining embassies with that region.

Policy towards regions are based upon their controls. Does the region have a founder, if that founder is in the region, what powers does that founder give to the office of the delegate. If there is no founder, then it all comes down to who has control, and if the region is protected by a password, and is there officers. Is the region founderless and unprotected.

A region that is founderless and has had a history of being invaded, once the embassies are closed, rarely do they get reaccepted without some sort of change. Password, new founder, or whatever. New officers would help. It all depends.

In general, as long as the embassies are in place, I normally do not police them unless something completely whacked comes along.

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