General Requests

[Mbites]

This post is most likely as a result of an AI input and should be removed per Rule 3 of the Roleplay portion of the rules.

Source?

[hyraemous]

This post is most likely as a result of an AI input and should be removed per Rule 3 of the Roleplay portion of the rules.

Source?

It was deleted apparently. No need to work on it then.

[Ligbruderkrieg]

Wanna post some new IRL equivalents:

- ChatGPT: VestriAI
- OpenAI: RocksAI
- Martwick-Alchester Banking Corporation: Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation
- Alchester Motor Company - Bentley

[Mbites]

Wanna post some new IRL equivalents:

- ChatGPT: VestriAI
- OpenAI: RocksAI
- Martwick-Alchester Banking Corporation: Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation
- Alchester Motor Company - Bentley

Acknowledged / In consideration.

[Flip]

I want to request irl equivalents as follows

Brand name: Ozempic ---> Fandigrason
Active component: Semaglutide --->Skrubaglutide

[Mbites]

I want to request irl equivalents as follows

Brand name: Ozempic ---> Fandigrason
Active component: Semaglutide --->Skrubaglutide

Acknowledged / In consideration.

[XanderOne]

I would like to request irl equivalent as follows:

Sumer  =   Zigarites

I posted this article:  Istalia - Particracy Legacy

Therakan is the equivalent of Akkadian: https://wiki.prtcy.com/wiki/Therakan_language I created the wiki article, but not the Therakan.
I understood, however, that Therakan is the Akkadian equivalent by researching about the few Therakan words mentioned in the lore, such as šarrū, meaning “king", which is the same term the Akkadians used for their ruler, and I also discovered that the meaning of the name Qolshamih is of Akkadian origin: https://wiki.prtcy.com/wiki/Qolshamih_(city)

So, given the sumerian substrate and influence on the Akkadian, I think is plausible that this new civilization is the equivalent of Sumer.

Thank you

[Doc]

I would like to propose an addition of Yiddish to the RLE list, under the IG name "Redn" (רעדן) which is the infinitive of "To Speak" in Yiddish.

Right now, there is Yeudi, for the RLE of Hebrew, and as a Semitic language that has been largely revived in the late 19th century, but Yiddish is a Germanic language dating from the 10th Century and served Jewish populations for centuries while Hebrew had largely disappeared from daily conversation. Yiddish is a complete language of its own with Germanic grammar that incorporated Germanic, Hebrew, Romance and Slavic vocabulary and cultural references. Israel has like 200,000 Yiddish speakers, and the US has perhaps as many as 350,000 Yiddish speakers (all the Jews I grew up around, including my step father's family spoke some Yiddish along with their English, for example, and a lot of Jewish humor is based in Yiddish, so much so that I have to translate a lot of Blazing Saddles for my son, for example), and it was more widely spoken before the War in Europe. I think there is a case for its inclusion.

I have been RPing Kalistani Yeudis as speaking Yiddish for a while now, and I think this would be a good addition for those who wish to play it. I hope you will consider this request.

[Aethan]

I would like to request irl equivalent as follows:

Sumer  =   Zigarites

I posted this article:  Istalia - Particracy Legacy

Therakan is the equivalent of Akkadian: https://wiki.prtcy.com/wiki/Therakan_language I created the wiki article, but not the Therakan.
I understood, however, that Therakan is the Akkadian equivalent by researching about the few Therakan words mentioned in the lore, such as šarrū, meaning “king", which is the same term the Akkadians used for their ruler, and I also discovered that the meaning of the name Qolshamih is of Akkadian origin: https://wiki.prtcy.com/wiki/Qolshamih_(city)

So, given the sumerian substrate and influence on the Akkadian, I think is plausible that this new civilization is the equivalent of Sumer.

Thank you

Approved

[Doc]

I would like to propose an addition of Yiddish to the RLE list, under the IG name "Redn" (רעדן) which is the infinitive of "To Speak" in Yiddish.

Right now, there is Yeudi, for the RLE of Hebrew, and as a Semitic language that has been largely revived in the late 19th century, but Yiddish is a Germanic language dating from the 10th Century and served Jewish populations for centuries while Hebrew had largely disappeared from daily conversation. Yiddish is a complete language of its own with Germanic grammar that incorporated Germanic, Hebrew, Romance and Slavic vocabulary and cultural references. Israel has like 200,000 Yiddish speakers, and the US has perhaps as many as 350,000 Yiddish speakers (all the Jews I grew up around, including my step father's family spoke some Yiddish along with their English, for example, and a lot of Jewish humor is based in Yiddish, so much so that I have to translate a lot of Blazing Saddles for my son, for example), and it was more widely spoken before the War in Europe. I think there is a case for its inclusion.

I have been RPing Kalistani Yeudis as speaking Yiddish for a while now, and I think this would be a good addition for those who wish to play it. I hope you will consider this request.

Is there any decision on this by moderation?