Ok, since it seems the requested subforum isn't going to happen, please close/delete this topic. Thank you.

As each thread started is it's own topic, it currrently supports multiple topics - however, I understand what you seek is a way to have these further organised. Austria and Germany are two different places - Ireland and the United Kingdom corporation LTD do indeed share a common language(some would argue otherwise), but if English was the only measure then by having the rest of the board default to English, there's no requirement for either. As to the citizenship - It's possibly more to do with Asgardian citizenship, as opposed to romainian citizenship. Somewhere people comming from that geographical area can congregate to begin to group themselves "locally" for various interpersonal discussions, and simply somewhere they can post where others will be able to easily understand thanks to a lack of language barrier.

Thank you EyeR for pointing that out. That is in fact my intent for submitting this request. Jason Rainbow, there is a topic, yes, but not a subforum (which would offer the possibility of multiple topics). Alex Fume, i agree with your reasoning and fully support it. The trend you are describing is inefficient, if not even counter-productive. I am, however, confused folowing this logic as to why there are for example an Austrian and a German subforum, since both countries speak the same language. In addition to that, the United Kingdom and Ireland, both of which speak the English language, already have dedicated subforums. And lastly, Belgium has 3 official languages: French, German and Dutch, and, well yea... Hence, the subdivision you are refering to is already present. My initial thought was though, that since the parent forum of the Regions is the Ministry of Citizenship, the argument for these subforums is a better comprehension of the current status of citizenship and Romania is more or less "its own island" both in terms of language and citizenship. Thank you for your input. Regards, Victor (Chromanin)