Cupertino Service Ribbon
Cupertino Service Ribbon | |
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![]() The Cupertino Service Ribbon (delegate class) | |
Awarded by the Chair of the Board | |
Type | Service ribbon |
Established | 7 March 2020 |
Country | Member nations of the Cupertino Alliance |
Ribbon | ![]() Delegate class ribbon ![]() Citizen class ribbon |
Motto | ”Le désir d'améliorer la communauté” (English: “The desire to improve the community.”) |
Eligibility | Outstanding amount of service or passion to the Cupertino Alliance |
Criteria | Delegate to the Cupertino Alliance after 1 January 2020 |
Status | Currently constituted |
Founder | Jayden Lycon |
Chair of the Board | Chris Ramsay |
Grades | Delegates (CUM) Citizens (CCR) |
Post-nominals | CUM or CCR, depending on grade. |
Statistics | |
First induction | 7 March 2020 |
Last induction | 30 July 2022 |
Total inductees | 22 (total) 18 (CUM) 4 (CCR) |
Precedence | |
Next (higher) | Lycon Citation |
Next (lower) | Lowest |
The Cupertino Service Ribbon or Cupertino Citizenship Recognition Ribbon is an honour in the Cupertino Alliance. It was founded on 7 March 2020 by Jayden Lycon after the departure of Otto Gillespie Birch from the Alliance.
Structure and appointment
There are 2 classes to this ribbon, one awarded to former delegates and one for any citizen in a Cupertino member state. The delegation class is intended to honour any retired delegate to the Cupertino Alliance who has demonstrated a high level of passion and dedication to the Alliance, whilst the citizen class is to honour dedicated, passionate, and hard-working citizens of member states.
In order to qualify for the ribbon, one must have been a delegate of the Cupertino Alliance after 1 January 2020. A current delegate can nominate a retired delegate in the Parliament of the Cupertino Alliance, where it gets voted upon by the other members. If it reaches a majority, the retired delegate will be awarded the ribbon by the Chair of the Board. Recipients are entitled to use the post-nominal letters CUM, whilst citizens are entitled to use the post-nominal letters CCR.
Recipients
As of July 2022, there have been 22 recipients of the Cupertino Service Ribbon:
Otto Gillespie Birch | ![]() |
18 March 2020 | Services to the Cupertino Alliance |
Briallen Tremberth | ![]() |
12 May 2020 | Services to New Eiffel, their legislature, and MicroWiki. |
Pun Watta | ![]() |
October 2020 | Various contributions to the alliance during their tenure, advising Chairman Lycon with various decisions regarding the Asian Sector. |
Jayden Lycon | ![]() |
10 August 2021 | Services to the Cupertino Alliance |
Larry Martin | ![]() |
Services to the Cupertino Alliance | |
Carson Snyder | ![]() |
Services to the Cupertino Alliance | |
Matthew Xia | ![]() |
Services to the Cupertino Alliance | |
Brennan Sullivan | ![]() |
Services to the Cupertino Alliance | |
Daniel Hamilton | ![]() |
Services to the Cupertino Alliance | |
Dhrubajyoti Roy | ![]() |
Services to the Cupertino Alliance | |
Thorin Neal | ![]() |
Services to the Cupertino Alliance | |
Charles Burgardt | ![]() |
26 January 2022 | Services to the Cupertino Alliance |
Chris Ramsay | ![]() |
Services to the Cupertino Alliance | |
James Murray | ![]() |
Services to the Cupertino Alliance | |
Jayden I of Novus Hierosolymis | ![]() |
Services to the Cupertino Alliance | |
Lord Mike Lewis | ![]() |
Services to the Cupertino Alliance | |
Redberry Null Noman nescio | ![]() |
Services to the Cupertino Alliance | |
Sertor Valentinus | ![]() |
Services to the Cupertino Alliance | |
Ștefan Marius Snagoveanu | ![]() |
Services to the Cupertino Alliance | |
Tyler Wilson | ![]() |
30 July 2022 | For his exceptional diplomatic work as Grand Ambassador of New Athens |
Sasha Popov | ![]() |
For representing New Athens well in various intermicronational games and competitions | |
Jordan Silva | ![]() |
For her artistic and cultural contributions to Northwood-Oregon | |
Tim Landa | ![]() |
31 January 2023 | For his work as an Associate Judge on the Superior Court. |