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Post by MG on Oct 31, 2015 23:25:37 GMT 1
Would you like a kind of pre-qualification round to be introduced starting with next edition? (As some of you already know, the basic rule was that every bottom 3 country from semi-final was forced to withdraw for one edition).
β If you vote "yes", that means that no country will be forced to withdraw due to bad result. Instead it will be the bottom 5 from each semi-final going to PQR, and the number of eliminated countries will depends of number of participants in that edition. β If you vote "no", that means that bottom 3 from each semi-final will be forced to withdraw next edition. Because the number of participants is 54, 6 countries will be eliminated to make it 46 for the contest. And please no comments like i am trying to copy someone or some other contests. Let's not forget that PQR was actually first used in 1993.
Originality doesn't works nowadays in online contests anyway.
And even if this option gets chosen, it will most probably called otherwise and maybe will have another system. But this is to be decided yet.  ( Arnald),  ( manos ),  (-),  ( Bartek),  ( Julian ),  (-),  ( Eke ),  ( Nikola),  ( AnesoviΔ ),  ( Mariela),  ( Manuela),  ( George),  ( Matze),  ( Armin),  ( ESCIliasMANL (Inactive) ),  ( Alistair),  ( Chris),  ( Daniel ),  ( Ace),  ( πππππππ ),  ( Phil ),  ( Katrin),  ( George J. ),  ( Vaios ),  ( Marc),  ( Jen ),  ( MG ),  ( Labinot),  ( Coco (Inactive) ),  ( Erdi),  ( Kenajabam ),  ( Sami),  (-),  ( BB Bitch ),  (-),  ( Antonio),  ( Tobbz ),  ( kev ),  (-),  (-),  ( Anton ),  ( Bas ),  ( α΄α΄α΄ α΄Κα΄sα΄Κ ),  ( Mateusz),  ( Dimitris ),  ( Emanuel),  ( Cristian),  ( Ser Pounce ),  (-),  ( Edvinas),  ( Aleksandar),  (-),  ( Henrik),  ( Ricardo),  ( Sel ),  (@rickslovakia ),  ( Alper),  ( π΄ππππΜ ),  ( Aleks DΕΎehveroviΔ ),  ( Jeroen)  ( β¨π )
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Post by ESCIliasMANL (Inactive) on Oct 31, 2015 23:46:52 GMT 1
Yes  Egypt likes this idea  Forever PQR participater if it comes there  |
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Post by Ξ±ndreas on Oct 31, 2015 23:51:09 GMT 1
Voted for yes. I might not be a big fan of the PQR in general (coff NVSC #13 coff) but it's a better option than being forced to withdraw imo. |
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Post by Aleks DΕΎehveroviΔ on Oct 31, 2015 23:56:33 GMT 1
I voted yes, because I have and I prefer to be in a PQR most of the time I end up in last places of the semi then being forced to withdraw everytime. (It didn't happen untill now but yes I see it coming) and I don't see any chance to get a better country in the near future so I would be happy with a PQR  It is not a bad country, it has a great music industry but it doesn't score very well It does in a Asian contest. But I am happy I have it and that's why I want a pqr because I can participate with it. |
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Post by β¨π on Nov 1, 2015 9:36:21 GMT 1
Voted for yes! |
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Post by MG on Jun 14, 2016 17:29:35 GMT 1
Vote for one of the following options.
- If you vote for  England,  Scotland,  Wales and  Northern Ireland, they will stay in the contest, and draws for free nations will follow soon. No micronations. (54 countries)
- If you vote for  United Kingdom, it will participate as one country, and the      micro-states will return with borrowing (56 countries)
If the United Kingdom options wins, then there will be no draw. As other UK-countries are free, the country will go the current HoD of Scotland, while the HoD of Northern Ireland will have to take part in a draw for another free country.
Deadline: Sunday, 19th June @ 23:59:59 CET  (Mordecai ),  (β¨π ),  (SlavicBoy ),  (Julian ),  (ΠΠ»Π΅ΠΊΡΠΈΡΠΎ βͺ ),  (Apostolis ),  (nixos ),  (AnesoviΔ ),  (-),  (-),  (-),  (Ξ±ndreas ),  (Aleks DΕΎehveroviΔ ),  (Eke ), (-),  (-),  (Daniel ),  (Ace ),  (πππππππ ),  (Phil ),  (EtCetera ),  (manos ),  (Vaios ),  (magicmarc ),  (Dylan ),  (MG ),  (-),  (Coco (Inactive) ),  (-),  (Henrik ),  (ESCIliasMANL (Inactive) ),  (BB Bitch ),  (-),  (Luiri ),  (~Rethnas~ ),  (ππππππ ),  (Anton ),  (Bas ), (α΄α΄α΄ α΄Κα΄sα΄Κ ),  (-),  (Dimitris ),  (emanuel ),  (Marius ),  (Tobbz ), (George J. ),  (-),  (@rickslovakia ),  (kev ),  (-),  (Sel ),  (-),  (euroboy ),  (π΄ππππΜ ), (-) |
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Post by Dylan on Jun 14, 2016 18:09:52 GMT 1
I really don't know about this, I'll think about it and vote |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 14, 2016 21:56:58 GMT 1
Micro with borrowing?  NEVER |
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Post by George J. on Jun 14, 2016 22:06:37 GMT 1
Vote for one of the following options.
- If you vote for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, they will stay in the contest, and draws for free nations will follow soon. No micronations. (54 countries)
- If you vote for United Kingdom, it will participate as one country, and the micro-states will return with borrowing (56 countries)
If the United Kingdom options wins, then there will be no draw. As other UK-countries are free, the country will go the current HoD of Scotland, while the HoD of Northern Ireland will have to take part in a draw for another free country.
Deadline: Sunday, 19th June @ 23:59:59 CET (Mordecai ), (β¨π ), (SlavicBoy ), (Julian ), (ΠΠ»Π΅ΠΊΡΠΈΡΠΎ βͺ ), (Apostolis ), (nixos ), (AnesoviΔ ), (-), (-), (-), (Ξ±ndreas ), (Aleks DΕΎehveroviΔ ), (Eke ), (-), (-), (Daniel ), (Ace ), (πππππππ ), (Phil ), (EtCetera ), (manos ), (Vaios ), (magicmarc ), (Dylan ), (MG ), (-), (Coco (Inactive) ), (-), (Henrik ), (ESCIliasMANL (Inactive) ), (BB Bitch ), (-), (Luiri ), (~Rethnas~ ), (ππππππ ), (Anton ), (Bas ), (α΄α΄α΄ α΄Κα΄sα΄Κ ), (-), (Dimitris ), (emanuel ), (Marius ), (Tobbz ), (George J. ), (-), (@rickslovakia ), (kev ), (-), (Sel ), (-), (euroboy ), (π΄ππππΜ ), (-) w0??  OMG YAS PLEASE!! <333 *voting second option*  |
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Post by MG on Jun 14, 2016 22:06:49 GMT 1
Micro with borrowing? NEVER all the entries will be checked and there will be need for approval  no more known singers for micro-states |
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OESC β’ 
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It is not a bad country, it has a great music industry but it doesn't score very well 
NEVER 
OMG YAS PLEASE!! <333 
