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The '''Java Minecraft Region''' is the oldest still-existing region in the [[Fraughtian Community]]. It was founded in 2017 with the name Fraughtian Minecraft Region, and has been renamed five times. | The '''Java Minecraft Region''' is the oldest still-existing region in the [[Fraughtian Community]]. It was founded in 2017 with the name Fraughtian Minecraft Region, and has been renamed five times. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | The FMR was founded on July | + | The FMR was founded on July 11, 2017 by [[Brody Keller]], in a Skype group. The original name was the Fraughtian Minecraft Region, with the focus being Java Minecraft. |
While they were transitioning to discord, Ex-Vice Leader Lex, attacked the region and left it in ruins. This was called the Lex Attack. | While they were transitioning to discord, Ex-Vice Leader Lex, attacked the region and left it in ruins. This was called the Lex Attack. | ||
| − | Sometime later | + | Sometime later Jason Sindoni, Region Leader at the time, attacked the region in much the same way as Lex. However, most members were able to reconnect to the FMR. This was called the 404 attack, as the server was reset to 404. |
==Politics== | ==Politics== | ||
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==Culture== | ==Culture== | ||
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==Notable People== | ==Notable People== | ||
| − | * [[Brody Keller]], founder and former leader of the JMR | + | |
| − | * | + | *[[Brody Keller]], founder and former leader of the JMR |
| + | *Jason Sindoni, perpetrator of the 404 Attack | ||
| − | {{Fraughtian Community}} [[Category: Fraughtian Regions]] | + | {{Fraughtian Community}} |
| + | [[Category:Fraughtian Regions]] | ||
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| Java Minecraft Region | ||||
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| Official language(s) | English | |||
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| Official religion(s) | None official | |||
| Short name | JMR | |||
| Demonym | Efemarian | |||
| Government | SFDC (Standard Fraughtian Democratic Council) | |||
| - Regional Leader | FraughtMovie | |||
| Established | 11/7/16 | |||
| Population | Approx. 100 | |||
| Currency | Fraughtian Sol | |||
The Java Minecraft Region is the oldest still-existing region in the Fraughtian Community. It was founded in 2017 with the name Fraughtian Minecraft Region, and has been renamed five times.
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History
The FMR was founded on July 11, 2017 by Brody Keller, in a Skype group. The original name was the Fraughtian Minecraft Region, with the focus being Java Minecraft. While they were transitioning to discord, Ex-Vice Leader Lex, attacked the region and left it in ruins. This was called the Lex Attack. Sometime later Jason Sindoni, Region Leader at the time, attacked the region in much the same way as Lex. However, most members were able to reconnect to the FMR. This was called the 404 attack, as the server was reset to 404.
Politics
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Culture
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Notable People
- Brody Keller, founder and former leader of the JMR
- Jason Sindoni, perpetrator of the 404 Attack
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