MicroWiki's 25 Most Influential (2020)

The Top 25 Most Influential Micronationalists in the MicroWiki Sector of 2020, widely advertised as simply MicroWiki's 25 Most Influential 2020 is a list compiled by micronationalist Zabëlle "Zed" Skye via Statistic-Dime of who he deemed to be the most influential micronationalists within the MicroWiki Community in 2020. It was released on 2 December 2020, and was met with positive feedback.^[1]

The list features twenty-five micronationalists, each with a justification of the reason they were listed and their influence, exclusively pertaining to events in 2020. Although published under the label Statistic-Dime, the project is owned by subsidiary Statistic-Fire. It also announced the Micronationalist of the Year for 2020.^[2] It was Zed's last project as CEO of Statistic-Dime, and the first project to be overseen by CEO Daniel Hamilton, who assumed the position on the same day as the list's publication.

Another edition is planned for 2021, though Zed cited he would not be the one creating it.

Features

Alongside the top twenty-five ranking, the list also included a section dedicated to the memory of four micronationalists who passed away in 2020, as well as a section with eight honourable mentions. It also announced the Micronationalist of the Year for 2020, an honour originally created and awarded by Zed and Jayden Lycon from DIME Magazine, via a public poll.^[2]

It also features honourable mentions, which were "micronationalists who were considered for the list, however did not make the final decision", which were Andrew, Ashley Jaax, Casper von Naveria, Charles Ross, Cole Baird, Emperor Terry of Essexia, Jack Dean and Suzuki Leōcor.

List

Nicholas Randouler (2004–2020) ranked first, and was thus named the "Micronationalist of the Year", followed by Jayden Lycon, Chair of the Cupertino Alliance, and Thomas Bainbridge, 30th Chair of the Grand Unified Micronational, in second and third place respectively. Zed ranked himself fourth.^[1]^[2]

Rank	Name	Role
1	Nicholas Randouler	Abelden, Iustian, Millanian, New Eiffelic, Essexian politician, GUM secretary and founder of Posaf; In memoriam to his death in June.
2	Jayden Lycon	Chair of the Cupertino Alliance
3	Thomas Bainbridge	30th Chair of the Grand Unified Micronational
4	Zed	MicroWiki editing and statistical projects
5	Otto Gillespie Birch	"Cult following" as Madakawando Sakom (head of state) of Misberia
6	"Pavlov clique" — Yaroslav Mar and Alexander IV, Emperor of Pavlov	The "shitfights their behaviour triggers"
7	Newton von Uberquie	31st Chair of the Grand Unified Micronational, member of Diarchy
8	Vera Hewitt	President of New Virginia, suggested the Augusta Accord
9	Matthew of Essexia	30th Vice-Chair of the Grand Unified Micronational
10	Tomáš Falešník	Organiser of the 2020 MOF Games and MicroWiki editing
11	Adam I, Emperor of Adammia	Challenged the "Pavlov clique" as an MicroWiki@Discord administrator
12	Abrams I, King of Ikonia	Technical work on MicroWiki and MicroWiki@Discord
13	Leon Montan	Political work and centralised the MicroWiki@Discord Administrative Protests of 2020
14	Jonathan I, Emperor of Austenasia	Site owner of MicroWiki
15	Luxor	Overseeing the MicroWiki@Discord shutdown
16	Elizabeth Lewis	Brief MicroWiki@Discord admin and work as Prime Minister of New Virginia
17	Simon Reeve	Work in NADU and organiser of Sough2020
18	Bradley of Dullahan	Supreme Justice of the Grand Unified Micronational
19	Henry Clémens	Member of Diarchy and writer of Messenger
20	James Frisch	"Sense of humour"
21	Daniel Hamilton	Work in the Cupertino Alliance, CEO of Statistic-Dime
22	Patrick Renwick	Work during Concordiagate
23	Sertor Valentinus	Work in the Cupertino Alliance and West Sayville
24	Anthony Clark	Work in Abeldane law and politics
25	Ives Blackwood	Writer of Home-made Crown Journal.

Statistics

Births

Year	Births	Percentage
1993	1	3.7%
1994	3	11.7%
1995	1	3.7%
1998	2	7.7%
1999	2	7.7%
2001	2	7.7%
2002	3	11.7%
2003	1	3.7%
2004	3	11.7%
2005	1	3.7%
2006	4	15.7%
Unknown/private	3	11.7%

References

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 Blackwood, Ives (2 December 2020) Zabëlle Skye pioneers new approach to ranking community influencers. Home-made Crown Journal. Retrieved 3 December 2020.
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 ^2.2 Skye, Zabëlle et al. (2 December 2020) MicroWiki Most Influential (2020). Published by Statistic-Dime — Google Docs. Retrieved 3 December 2020.

External links

MicroWiki Most Influential (2020), archived

[Blackwood-1] 1.0 ^1.1 Blackwood, Ives (2 December 2020) Zabëlle Skye pioneers new approach to ranking community influencers. Home-made Crown Journal. Retrieved 3 December 2020.

[Twenty-2] 2.0 ^2.1 ^2.2 Skye, Zabëlle et al. (2 December 2020) MicroWiki Most Influential (2020). Published by Statistic-Dime — Google Docs. Retrieved 3 December 2020.

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