The Cupertino Forum is Live!
By Tyler Mullins
Welcome to the Cupertino Forum!
A diplomatic forum for micronational cooperation, diplomacy, and socializing.
What is the Cupertino Forum?
Here is the document that describes how the forum works in detail.
The Cupertino Forum is the successor organization of the Cupertino alliance. While it still bears some resemblance, it is very different in form and function. In the final days of the Cupertino Alliance, members claimed that the primary value that the CA provided for its members in its current state was as a social venue where members can discuss micronationalism, share news, see what others are doing, collaborate, and otherwise make friends within the community. A few added that possibly the greatest moments within the alliance were during times when the administration leaned into these social aspects, such as the time of the first culture fests, Noted! Project, and Twin Towns project. From these thoughts, the idea was born of taking the CA and converting the organization into one that is significantly simpler in procedure and focuses solely on these social aspects as a way of encouraging development through diplomacy and idea-sharing, rather than by tasking an administration with running ministries to do so. To this end, the Cupertino Forum was devised through the careful consideration of former Cupertino Alliance delegates: Tyler Mullins and Sertor Valentinus of New Athens, James Murray of Avalonia, Anthony G of Saspearian, and Phillip Joseph Pillin of Pibocip.
What We Offer
Micronational Cooperation:
- We have channels for various topics on micronationalism, such as diplomacy, culture, design, physical development, economy, technology, micro-law, government and military.
- We also have a few channels for general and off-topic discussion.
Simple and effective member programs:
- Nutmeg and Twin Towns have been revived. This blog is the successor to nutmeg, allowing members to post news directly to an online blog through a simple discord command.
Diplomatic Events:
- The first monthly summit will take place on July 1, with more events to come once the Events Secretary has been elected in a couple of weeks.
Applying for Membership
The application process has never been simpler. Automated through a custom bot, all applications are processed quickly and effectively.
- Fill out this application.
- Applications are discussed over three days.
- Exactly 48 hours after the application is submitted, a vote will be automatically opened.
- Twenty-four hours later, the vote will end.
- If the vote is successful, the applicant will be automatically granted the member roles.
Visit the Forum!