Sometimes I sit back in my chair and wonder, why do we as citizens have to put up with such heresy. Why should we?

Every day a nuzlocke run is ended at the hands of Totem Togedemaru, these poor souls are left ruined and soulless.

I as the Yellow Square am here to tell you that I no longer support this threat, and I will do anything to stop it. Vote 1 for me as pope of Canberra and I will ban Togedemaru!

Thank you for your time.

My name is Simon, I live in NSW, Australia (about 30km north of Canberra) and now virtually as a citizen of Asgardia! I was drawn to this thanks to a recent media report and after reading through the constitution was impressed that the ideals in furthering knowledge and freedom within were expressed well.

I'm an avid amateur astronomer (I named my observatory SkySlab), space exploration and research is in my family tree and I lend a commercial and legal view to this in my professional work as a commercial and contract manager.

Now is a good time to be involved in re-shaping outdated Space Law and the associated five United Nations treaties on outer space.  As with most law, a good method of testing it is through trial and precedent.  However discussion and community involvement is a good way to build awareness of the current shortcomings and can help to further our own vision as detailed within the constitution.

I wonder if there are plans to discuss this in an enlightened and intelligent manner among our citizens and follow through with some concerted lobbying of the United Nations Office of Outer Space Affairs?

I became a citizen of the nation of Asgardia last night. I proudly submitted my citizenship application five minutes after I finished reading the Constitution and Declaration of Unity. Today is my first day as an Asgardian, and I am truly proud to claim citizenship of our fledgeling nation.

This afternoon I have spent at least an hour clicking around the interactive map and being constantly surprised by the locations on Earth where my fellow Asgardians reside. Did you know that there are TWO citizens of Asgard living in Pyongyang, North Korea? Or that there are 86 Asgardians from the devastated Syrian city of Aleppo? There are 6 of us in Mosul, 4 in Madagascar, 54 in Baghdad, and many hundreds living in cities on the banks of the Nile River.

THIS is the immediate beauty of Asgardia: that even human beings from the most isolated, developing and war-ravaged nations are being drawn to the promise of Asgardia and its vision for humanity's future in space. In less than a year, knowledge of Asgardia has spread far and wide, and more and more people are placing their hopes in our newborn nation.

I'm fully aware that there is little chance I will live long enough to see the culmination of our collective efforts and finally achieve my dream of living in space, but I believe that Asgardia IS a part of our future and is a dream worth working for.

With Asgardia, lasting peace becomes feasible. With Asgardia, a truly egalitarian and humanistic nation has become a reality. With Asgardia, all humans can unite and work towards a better and brighter future for our species.

Asgardia Changes Everything!

I am extremely proud to be a citizen of Asgardia (as of last night)! In the coming months, I will be building a policy platform that will reflect my passion for Asgardia and my vision of Asgardia becoming the brightest and best hope for the human race.

Please stay tuned!

My name is Zak, I'm a freelance software developer from Australia with an interest in expanding business opportunities for Asgardia, it's citizens, and their earthly counterparts.

I'm not an economic idealist. Economies are feedback-driven systems and no model is perfect for every situation. With that in mind, Asgardia should have a flexible framework which encourages all kinds of businesses to flourish - including new kinds of businesses we haven't even thought of yet.

My agenda is to make Asgardia more relevant for all kinds of businesses over the coming decades, by:

* Ensuring that "Earth-bound" or "Web-bound" businesses can be established and operated under Asgardian law (to avoid chicken-and-egg issues as space-bound businesses gradually become more practical)

* Ensuring that monopolies, and especially legally-enforced monopolies, are not encouraged (if they are to be tolerated at all)

* Ensuring that there is a level playing field free of superficial barriers (to allow entrepreneurs, small businesses and not-for-profits to compete with larger businesses - but ideally without crippling those larger businesses in order to do so)

* Ensuring that restrictions on products and business practices are balanced and fair (e.g. by regulating sales of alcohol, gambling, tobacco, cannabis, etc. based on public opinion and scientific evidence instead of political or ethical prejudice)

* Ensuring that laws governing working conditions consider the needs of businesses as well as workers (e.g. by providing minimum wage exemptions for new or especially small businesses, so that friends can legally "help out" with the launch of a business)

* Ensuring that the overall legal framework for businesses is not prohibitively complex (especially so that outsiders and newcomers feel welcome, and are not left "out of the loop")

* Ensuring that all businesses have access to common templates from which they can derive "policies and procedures manuals", "enterprise software stacks", "floor plans" and other widely-used virtual assets

With your help, I hope to develop a set of concrete policies and make evidence-based recommendations to the Asgardian government which will not only help Asgardia succeed in building a new economy, but will also become a model for governments on Earth to follow.