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i would like to know how they choose the UN delegate when to UN members have equal endorsements

How do we choose delegates when there is a tie in votes? Usually they stay up all night having a debate about why we should/shouldn't legalize drugs. If they aren't that inventive as a possible delegate then they can move on to discussing gay marriage. The first one to fall asleep loses.

How do we choose delegates when there is a tie in votes? Usually they stay up all night having a debate about why we should/shouldn't legalize drugs. If they aren't that inventive as a possible delegate then they can move on to discussing gay marriage. The first one to fall asleep loses.

OOC: Let's not confuse the newbies with humour, alright? :p

In the event that two UN nations in the same region tie for the highest number of endorsements, the one who has been in the region longest is given the position.

Spoilsport *L*

I just looked at that region, and noticed that the two potential delegates with equal endorsement numbers have endorsed one another. The situation would be solved in a New York minute by whichever one of them dropped his/her endorsement for the other, lol.

AK_ID

In the event that two UN nations in the same region tie for the highest number of endorsements, the one who has been in the region longest is given the position.

This only applies if neither nation was UN Delegate prior to the update. If there is a tie in the votes and one is the UN Delegate, he remains the UN Delegate.

This only applies if neither nation was UN Delegate prior to the update. If there is a tie in the votes and one is the UN Delegate, he remains the UN Delegate.

Yep.

Skytos, you really should have read the Ejected from the UN? Here's why (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=274575) topic in the NS Technical forum. Might have been helpful.