hi everyone,
I suggest we should have a agreement on what languages are official languages to communicate within the AIC. It should not to be pointed out as a strict rule but I guess it might attract mikronations from other countries to the AIC project when we are not only having discussions in German.
On the other hand most of the members of the AIC are from Germany, so a bilingual agreement should be done.
I would prefer, that there is the choice of having the discussion in English or in German and make those two languages the official AIC-languages. So nobody might get into trouble while writng both languages. Also with those translation tools it is much harder to understand, what somebody is talking about, when he posts the outcome of the translation.
Dieses Posting habe ich absichtlich nur in Englisch geschrieben. Ich denke, wir können alle diese Sprache verstehen.
I suggest we should have a agreement on what languages are official languages to communicate within the AIC. It should not to be pointed out as a strict rule but I guess it might attract mikronations from other countries to the AIC project when we are not only having discussions in German.
On the other hand most of the members of the AIC are from Germany, so a bilingual agreement should be done.
I would prefer, that there is the choice of having the discussion in English or in German and make those two languages the official AIC-languages. So nobody might get into trouble while writng both languages. Also with those translation tools it is much harder to understand, what somebody is talking about, when he posts the outcome of the translation.

Dieses Posting habe ich absichtlich nur in Englisch geschrieben. Ich denke, wir können alle diese Sprache verstehen.