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2. I think using German on our official currency makes sense, but doing so without any sort of formal declaration or precedent for German in Westarctica's governance doesn't. I know that the EW article for Westarctica states that German and English are our official languages, but where is that declared formally? It has never been used on official documents, as far as I know. I think we should only have it on currency if we're intending to start releasing official announcements and documents in German ''and'' English. | 2. I think using German on our official currency makes sense, but doing so without any sort of formal declaration or precedent for German in Westarctica's governance doesn't. I know that the EW article for Westarctica states that German and English are our official languages, but where is that declared formally? It has never been used on official documents, as far as I know. I think we should only have it on currency if we're intending to start releasing official announcements and documents in German ''and'' English. | ||
Again, it's a change I support, but unless we're doing this as part of an overall policy change, I don't think it is prudent. Just my 2 cents. | Again, it's a change I support, but unless we're doing this as part of an overall policy change, I don't think it is prudent. Just my 2 cents. -Jordan | ||
Revision as of 17:50, 7 January 2019
Two notes:
1. Twenty in German is "zwanzig," not "zwantig."
2. I think using German on our official currency makes sense, but doing so without any sort of formal declaration or precedent for German in Westarctica's governance doesn't. I know that the EW article for Westarctica states that German and English are our official languages, but where is that declared formally? It has never been used on official documents, as far as I know. I think we should only have it on currency if we're intending to start releasing official announcements and documents in German and English.
Again, it's a change I support, but unless we're doing this as part of an overall policy change, I don't think it is prudent. Just my 2 cents. -Jordan