Micronational Cartography Society

We should all follow his example.

Most MCS nations voted for Atkins at the time, and then half still decided to leave over it anyway later. Of course, the question as to why those that disliked it still voted for it has never been answered. Atkins isn't here because it and most of the other MCS rules, were thoroughly reviewed when t...

The problem was that it was amongst the experienced and respected micronationalists and good people in general that the rift with the MCS grew. Probably the genesis of it can be seen in this rather heated debate that was ostensibly about the issues of copyright and the terms of service, but that evo...

Most of those more "controversial" posts obviously date from when the GSO was still being set up. Of course the whole reason that the GSO was started last year was because of a lot extreme anti-MCS feeling at the time, some of which can be seen here in relevant threads, and some which was ...

Well, once Treesia was back and Aerlig repositioned (and this time completely on the map), I think at some point around September/October 2004 the question of both nations' futures arose, and with a view to safeguarding the majority of those old Apollo lands that were once again in use, it was decid...

It was indeed. Really it was the MCS's removal of the old Apollo Foundation territories that ironically led to the creation of the GC, because to reinstate things like the old cities (which were really the bulk of the ANH sites - the idea borrowed from English Heritage), the old lands had to be reoc...