Industrial help to nations
I've noticed after such hard work, older nations have little industrial success. We need to give tips, heil them, give away some of our industry, SOMETHING to help them. That way other nations don't :hail: to others for support. Who wants to vote on this?
Flibbleites
11-10-2008, 23:29
Vote on what? I don't see a proposal here.
Bob Flibble
WA Representative
Whether to help and aid the nations poor in industry.
Flibbleites
11-10-2008, 23:34
Whether to help and aid the nations poor in industry.
Help them how?
Bob Flibble
WA Representative
Forensatha
12-10-2008, 00:13
Is there a proposal hidden somewhere?
Diplomat Asuka Felna
Gobbannaen WA Mission
12-10-2008, 00:27
Not as far as I can tell. Could the Shatocsian ambassador try being specific?
Flibbleites
12-10-2008, 01:23
Anyway we can.
OK, since you seem either unable or unwilling to take a hint, I'll spell it out for you. Your "proposal" currently suffers from three problems.
It lacks a title
It lacks a Category and Strength
It suffers from Terminal VaguenessOf those three, the last is the most problematic and the most likely to get your proposal deleted. Basically you can't just say we need to do this, you need to spell out how the WA is going to do it. Are we just going to throw money at the problem and hope it fixes itself? Are we going to form a committee to inform nations of how to improve their industry? What the FUCK are we supposed to do?
Bob Flibble
WA Representative
Wachichi
12-10-2008, 17:37
lmao! Bob Flibble, you are halarious, though i agree with everything you have said.
Well sheesh! I'm NEW though. I don't know much about the WA except they are basicly the UN but better.:mad:
Indeed and if the respected Ambassador is not told then how will they learn how things work? The esteemed and respected Ambassador for Flibbleites has given the respected Ambassador for Shatocs good advice they should heed it.
yours e.t.c. ,
Gobbannaen WA Mission
13-10-2008, 01:44
It would probably help you, ambassador, if you just observed the kind of shennanigans -- sorry, drafting discussions -- that go on about this place for a few days before leaping in. That might give you some idea of the sorts of things you can do with a proposal, and the sorts of things that are expected from a proposal. Then you can leap in and be shown no mercy with much more confidence.
I'd ignore "at-vote" threads, they're usually full of drive-by posters and die-hard opponents who can't admit that they don't actually have a logical leg to stand on. I'm not just saying that because the current "at-vote" thread is my problem, either; it seems to be universal.