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"All constitutions seek to articulate, with differing degrees of intensity and detail, the shared aspirations of a nation; the values which bind its people; and which discipline its government and its national institutions; the basic premises upon which judicial, legislative and executive power is to be wielded; the constitutional limits and the conditions upon which that power is to be exercised; and the moral and ethical direction which that nation has identified for its future." Kate O'Regan, Judge of the Constitutional Court, South Africa
This is a constitution for the digital age - a set of principles which defines this new nation, but not set in stone. 'Writing the constitution' involved ranking the propositions, as well as submitting them, by liking or disliking. You can browse the Nowheriesland constitution by date, popularity or category below. Ranking ceased at midnight on Sunday 9th September.
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'Dudism' (www.dudeism.com) shall be the formal religion of the island, although other faiths can, like, just abide, man.
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1)Everyone should be able to become a citizen on Nowhere Island. 2)There should be no judging people by their looks.
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A 1% tax will be charged on goods and services sold or rendered on Nowhereisland to raise money for national objectives.
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A citizen who writes props that receive more than 200 total 'likes' shall be called 'Elder' and shall have their own page.
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A decent provision for the poor is the true test of civilization. ~ Samuel Johnson, Boswell: Life of Johnson
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A place where our true hero's can have paradise and tranquility without fear and loathing in their lives.
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A pro-feminist approach should be considered with all policy-making, to avoid creating oppressive patriarchal traditions.
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All citizens are free to choose their own salary, but salaries are published as part of the public record.
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