Fontasian Intermicronational System of Stability (FIMSS)

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The Fontasian Intermicronational System of Stability, abbreviated to FIMSS was a micronational classification system and stability calculation system for micronations. Developed by King Conor I of the Kingdom of Fontasia, it examined a micronation's performance by eight different criteria, political stability, economic stability, cultural/social stability, martial stability, diplomatic stability, territorial stability, technological stability and temporal stability. Each criteria have three sections to calculate the criteria.

The system was created to rival the Boodlesmyth-Tallini Classification System and various other developed micronational classification systems.

System of Stability

Section 1: Political Stability

Government Functionality:

  1. Government has limited to no control of population/lands, anarchy
  2. Government has some control
  3. Government has a good amount of control
  4. Government has supreme authority

Government Institutions (i.e. Constitution, Legislature, Justice System):

  1. No government institutions
  2. Limited government institutions (some written law)
  3. Some government institutions (Constitution, written laws and legislature)
  4. Advanced government structure (Constitution, written laws, legislature, justice system)

Government Corruption:

  1. Corrupt regime, fraudulent leaders and violation of laws present by the government.
  2. Decent amount of government corruption, fraudulent elections
  3. Some government corruption, bribery
  4. No government corruption

Section 2: Economic Stability

Presence of Economy:

  1. No economy
  2. Small economy
  3. Medium economy, import economy
  4. Large, prosperous economy with private business ownership and exports/imports

Presence of currency:

  1. No currency used, bartering
  2. Common macronational currency used (i.e. US Dollar, Euro, etc)
  3. Micronational currency created by country used (could be cryptocurrency)
  4. Micronational currency with exchange by citizens of such micronation.

Presence of imports and exports:

  1. No imports or exports, no products being created
  2. Materials imported, no exports (reliant on macronation)
  3. Some imports and some exports (products being made)
  4. Rich economy with various imports and exports, with vibrant industries functioning.

Section 3: Cultural/Social Stability

Existence of a permanent population:

  1. No permanent population
  2. Small permanent population (0-25)
  3. Medium sized permanent population (25-75)
  4. Large permanent population (75+)

Existence of a national culture:

  1. Limited to no culture
  2. Some culture (i.e. national symbols)
  3. Large amounts of culture (i.e. national symbols, foods, traditions)
  4. Rich culture (i.e. national symbols, foods, traditions, shared history, crafts)

Existence of a national identity:

  1. Limited to no nationalism
  2. Some nationalism
  3. Decent amounts of nationalistic attitudes
  4. Nationalist state, highly patriotic

Section 4: Martial Stability:

Existence of military forces:

  1. No military forces, neutral micronation
  2. Some military forces, defense force
  3. Decently sized military forces
  4. Large amount of military forces, militaristic power

Time between last conflict:

  1. Within last month
  2. Within last few months
  3. Within last few year/years
  4. No conflicts engaged

Military weaponry:

  1. Small/toy arms, NERF weapons, foam swords/weapons
  2. Medium arms, Airsoft weapons
  3. Light weapons, rifles and pistols, real swords, real spears/melee weapons
  4. Military-grade weapons, assault rifles, incendiary weapons, explosives, chemical weapons, homemade explosive devices

Section 5: Diplomatic Stability:

Amount of diplomatic relations established:

  1. No diplomatic relations established, isolationist micronation
  2. Some diplomatic relations established, small power
  3. Decent amount of diplomatic relations established, regional power
  4. Large amount of diplomatic relations established, micronational superpower

Membership in intermicronational organizations:

  1. No intermicronational organizations joined
  2. Some intermicronational organizations joined
  3. Decent amount of intermicronational organizations joined
  4. Large amount of intermicronational organizations joined

Existence in a micronational community:

  1. Has a minimal presence
  2. Has a small presence
  3. Has a notable presence within the community
  4. A leading nation in a sector or community

Section 6: Territorial Stability:

Existence of an enforceable territory:

  1. No enforceable territory (fictional or simulationist micronation)
  2. Some enforceable territory (simulationist or pseudo-simulationist micronation)
  3. Decent amounts of enforceable territory (pseudo-simulationist-secessionist micronation)
  4. All territory is enforceable (secessionist-hard secessionist micronation)

Has well-managed territorial units and leadership:

  1. Large amounts of territorial administration (complete autonomy, confederation)
  2. Decent amount of territorial administration (autonomous local rule)
  3. Some territorial administration (government-appointed governors)
  4. No territorial administration (direct-rule, unitary state)

Expansionist attitudes:

  1. No expansionist attitudes, permanent territorial maximum
  2. Some expansionist attitudes, territorial maximum due to change
  3. Decent amounts of expansionist attitudes, territorial maximum far from achieved point
  4. Heavily expansionist micronation, territorial maximums fluctuate frequently

Section 7: Technological Stability:

Existence of Technological Progress:

  1. Technological progress stagnant
  2. Some technological advance
  3. Decent amount of technological advance
  4. Pioneering in inventions and technology

Existence of Special Scientific Programs:

  1. No special programs for science
  2. A few special programs for science
  3. A lot of special programs for science
  4. Many special programs for science

Existence of large projects planned/national goals:

  1. No large plans for the future
  2. A few large plans for the future
  3. A lot of large plans for the future
  4. Many large plans for the future

Section 8: Temporal Stability:

Age of micronation:

  1. Very young (existed less than a few months)
  2. Young (existed less than a year)
  3. Adolescent (existed for more than a year/few years)
  4. Old (existed for more than a few years/decades)

Development of history:

  1. Very little recorded history
  2. Some recorded history
  3. Decent amount of recorded history
  4. Rich history with primary records and dates

Historical stability of micronation:

  1. Extremely unstable for most of its history
  2. Relatively unstable for most of its history
  3. Stable for most of its history
  4. Very stable for most of its history

After total added, divide answer by 96.

Classifications on results

1st World Micronation= 0.75-1.00

2nd World Micronation=0.50-0.75

3rd World Micronation=0.25-0.50

Example:

1+1+1=3+1+1+1=6+1+1+1=9+1+1+1=12+1+1+1=15+1+1+1=18+1+1+1=21+1+1+1=24/96=0.25 (lowest possible score)

4+4+4=12+4+4+4=24+4+4+4=36+1+1+1=48+1+1+1=60+1+1+1=72+1+1+1=84+1+1+1=96/96=1.00 (highest possible score)


Micronations measured on FIMSS System

Micronation name: Result. Micronational Class:
Aulpanne 		0.81 1st World Micronation
 Fontasia 0.80 1st World Micronation
 Meritia 0.80 1st World Micronation
 Scynja 0.66 2nd World Micronation
 Pontunia 0.66 2nd World Micronation
Bristolia 0.66 2nd World Micronation


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