Talk:2020s

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Significant micronationalists

Latest comment: 16 April 20211 comment1 person in discussion

Micronationalists currently listed and why:

Jonathan I, Emperor of Austenasia is automatically notable as the site owner
Nicholas Randouler, "community leader" according to the History of the MicroWiki community article (during High Discord), also Statistic-Dime's Micronationalist of the Year for 2020, a largely uncontested and valued title.
Thomas Bainbridge, 30th Chair of the GUM; being Chairman of the GUM has historically been recognised as a largely prestigious position, with the GUM being the largest and most influential intermicronational organisation throughout the 2020s thus far. Being Chair automatically makes you a "community leader" at the History of the MicroWiki community article.
- Newton von Uberquie, 31st Chair of the GUM
- Jack Dean, 32nd of the GUM
Vera Hewitt, Zed, Elizabeth Lewis and Andrew Creed are also "community leaders"
Matthew of Essexia, was largely influential as the 30th Vice-Chair of the GUM, serving under three chairs
Jayden Lycon, served as first Chair of the Cupertino Alliance which is commonly regarded as the biggest contester of the GUM

★ ♥︎ Zed 。～ (talk | edits) 19:54, 16 April 2021 (UTC)Reply[reply]

Talk:2020s

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