Hi I’m new here. Could someone please give me a the way to form a country in browser, because I am still confused about the wiki’s directions, and I don’t want anyone to mess up the city er…interchange I created :) . Thanks!
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Hi I’m new here. Could someone please give me a the way to form a country in browser, because I am still confused about the wiki’s directions, and I don’t want anyone to mess up the city er…interchange I created :) . Thanks!
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Comment from Boge on 21 October 2014 at 05:57
Which wiki directions are you confused? Are you talking about putting your country name on the map, or marking the boundaries of your territory?
Comment from Luciano on 21 October 2014 at 10:25
Hi! Welcome to opengeofiction. You need to make sure you have permission to edit the territory where you are editing. I noticed your edits, because it was in my neighborhood. You are editing the country called AR059, which is currently owned by a user named Mercator. AR059 is my country’s western neighbor (my country is Ardisphere = AR025). Are you working with Mercator? or did the admin give you the territory? If not, then you should request your own territory from admin. Also, you are free to edit territories colored blue in the overview map.
Comment from BMSOUZA on 21 October 2014 at 17:31
Welcome to OGF! Like Ardisphere says, edit some area in the blue areas in the overview map. Around two weeks, you can claim some territory (green areas) with the Admin.
Comment from BGFM88 on 21 October 2014 at 23:36
Thanks all for the help. I will delete what I have been working on and send an apology to Mercator for my noobness. Can’t wait for that two week mark! :)
Comment from Luciano on 22 October 2014 at 00:04
Anyway don’t worry about Mercator, he hasn’t edited in a long time - that’s why I thought maybe you have been given the territory. I’m sure you will be granted a territory there are lots available and that was a pretty good interchange you made.
Comment from BGFM88 on 22 October 2014 at 14:18
Thanks very much Ardisphere.