I suppose I don't stand much of a chance at this but I may as well make the effort.
The last few days have been instructive on what my strengths and weaknesses are, I admit this. I'm really bad at role-playing. Just one of the many reasons I never get to play D&D with all the cool kids. But nevertheless I have demonstrated in the past that I care deeply about the ins-and-outs of how Atlasia works and when given the opportunity, I am a tireless worker of policy.
I have been around for a long time now and so have many of you in TPP. I recognize in a lot of ways TPP tends to be born out of frustration with the game, and the broader political landscape. I've been with Labor since the beginning, but wherever I have been, I have always been my own, maintaining close personal and working relationships with many of those outside of the rest of the cliques most people tend to stay within. Whenever people bother to work with me, or get to know me, we can admire each other, and respect each other, and work with each other.
Duke always used to tell me there was a part of me that belonged in TPP. In many ways he's not wrong. I share most of the same priorities as the rest of you. A distaste for shenanigans, a never-ending desire to make the game more interesting, to work together with no vicious personal campaigns. Many of you agree we should reform the constitution, better our wiki, alter our elections, that our game needs periodic clean slates. There has been no better advocate for these things for as long a time as I. There has been no other individual as frequently willing to put these proposals into writing for as long as I.
I'll happily answer questions you have, if you have them, but I just ask for your honest consideration.
Though I understand if it's difficult, particularly in all the chaos, where the rest of Atlasia looks like this at the moment:
