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THIS IS AN OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE FROM THE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE OF THE INTERNATIONAL SENATE OF ALLIANCES

 

The International Senate Of Alliances is a group of delegates from 9 major alliances that come together to vote and discuss on the future of their alliances. The International Senate of Alliances will have a delegate (representative) from 9 major alliances who the leader of each alliance will select, either by election or by being appointed. Then, for 1 month these delegates will participate in discussions, votes, and will be able to represent their alliance's interests in the ISA. The delegates can post arguments, disagreements, or concerns in the ISA forums which will be mediated by the Speaker of the House (elected every month) and responded to by the delegate from the alliance the argument/disagreement/concern is brought up against. Alliances can also forge partnerships through the ISA, which will mediate and monitor these developments. At the end of the month, each alliance will choose another delegate again, whether the incumbent or a newcomer, and will notify the President of the ISA. The President will then add each delegate to the ISA and this cycle will continue. In summation, this is a governing body for the alliances. We hope that all 9 alliances selected to be part of the ISA participate and send delegates. If the leader of the alliance has been inactive for an extended period of time, any member of the alliance can volunteer to be the delegate. 

 

WE REQUEST THE LEADERS OF THE FOLLOWING ALLIANCES TO EMAIL @Aurora International LLC WITH THE DELEGATES FROM EACH ALLIANCE

 

  1. Star Alliance @Sky Global Holdings
  2. Global Alliance @NH04
  3. Blue Horizon @Air Australia
  4. Airports Authority of India @rohithbala
  5. Asian Aviation Authority @Aurora International LLC
  6. European Aviation Authority @Aurora International LLC
  7. Sea-Group Alliance @Yoyo20
  8. North American Aviation Authority @Sky Global Holdings
  9. Oneworld @penguincascadia

 

We hope that all of the alliances mentioned above (and their leaders) respond to @Aurora International LLC either by email or by posting a reply below with their delegate to the International Senate of Alliances. We suggest you discuss with your alliance about the airline who will become the delegate for at least the next month.

 

- President of The Senate,

The International Senate of Alliances

 

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FROM THE PUBLIC RELATION OFFICES OF AURORA INTERNATIONAL AFFILIATED CONGLOMERATE LIMITED LIABILITY CORPORATION

 

To clear up any confusion, the purpose of the ISA is to have a Democratically elected body arbitrating disputes and standardizing rules across the entire sim. Elections will be held once a month, and in the event of a tie, the alliance leader will cast the deciding vote. We have recently been seeing an increase in threatening actions across the sim, and have resolved to create this alliance to promote stability and justice for all airlines, regardless of power. Please join the ISA and create a better sim. For everyone. 

 

-The Department of Public Relations

Aurora International

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7 hours ago, Aurora International LLC said:

Unless audited, an alliance that refuses to join the ISA will be labeled a pariah and airlines joining that alliance will be banned from airlines in the ISA

AAI is an organization I just made for fun, designed with the intention of coordinating flights throughout India. It wasn't meant to be something serious.

There's no increase in "threatening actions" throughout Airsim.

In addition, if this is even supposed to be a democratically elected body like you say, there should be an election for who would be president of this "senate", instead of you declaring yourself as the leader of it and having full control over it.

 

Officially, you have no right to declare me as an undemocratic alliance. You can do that all you want informally, but you're treating this like it's the United Nations. It isn't. It's just a game.

 

Do whatever you want, but I have no interest in joining.

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2 hours ago, rohithbala said:

AAI is an organization I just made for fun, designed with the intention of coordinating flights throughout India. It wasn't meant to be something serious.

There's no increase in "threatening actions" throughout Airsim.

In addition, if this is even supposed to be a democratically elected body like you say, there should be an election for who would be president of this "senate", instead of you declaring yourself as the leader of it and having full control over it.

 

Officially, you have no right to declare me as an undemocratic alliance. You can do that all you want informally, but you're treating this like it's the United Nations. It isn't. It's just a game.

 

Do whatever you want, but I have no interest in joining.

We have specified that elections will be held each month. Because there are no people to elect for the first rotation, we will be the president, but not the speaker. After one month, elections will be held to decide the new president and speaker.

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13 hours ago, Sky Global Holdings said:

@Aurora International LLC I have talked with the board and our delegate for the North American Aviation Authority will be attending and we a requesting the the South American Aviation Association be allowed to participate

If @rohithbala decides to pull the AAI out, the South American Aviation Association will be allowed to send a delegate. And if @rohithbala does decide to send a delegate from AAI, the president will also be able to vote so that there is an odd number of votes. 

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There have been threats made by smaller, less powerful airlines that I will not name that claim to be making bot accounts that will attack our routes in Arcade I to try to destroy the airlines. However, due to the sheer size of AirFrance, we do not see this as a threat. However, to more vulnerable airlines such as IndiGo, New Agar Airlines, Emirates Airlines, etc. this could be problematic. 

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FROM THE CORPORATE OFFICES OF AURORA INTERNATIONAL AFFILIATED CONGLOMERATE LIMITED LIABILITY CORPORATION

When we earlier referred to "threatening actions, " we were talking about examples like this one that happened to us. Back in the 2050s, Freedom Airways market researchers discovered a user who was glitching the system to make millions of dollars. We decided that it would be a good idea to try and talk to him, but the user did not respond to any of our messages. We decided the only thing left to do to get his attention was to intercept some of his flights. He ended up receiving our route information from one of our former colleagues, and proceeded to create five bot accounts with the same exact information, logo and all, of AirFrance. The bots targeted our routes and attempted to bankrupt the airline, however with the help of several other Star Alliance members, we bombarded the bot airlines and rendered them useless. The user in question has currently ceased operations. This would've been devestating had not we worked together and were such a large company. We are merely trying to prevent this from happening to more vulnerable airlines. As for the user in question, their name is MapleSyrpAir

 

-The CEO

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16 minutes ago, Aurora International LLC said:

FROM THE CORPORATE OFFICES OF AURORA INTERNATIONAL AFFILIATED CONGLOMERATE LIMITED LIABILITY CORPORATION

When we earlier referred to "threatening actions, " we were talking about examples like this one that happened to us. Back in the 2050s, Freedom Airways market researchers discovered a user who was glitching the system to make millions of dollars. We decided that it would be a good idea to try and talk to him, but the user did not respond to any of our messages. We decided the only thing left to do to get his attention was to intercept some of his flights. He ended up receiving our route information from one of our former colleagues, and proceeded to create five bot accounts with the same exact information, logo and all, of AirFrance. The bots targeted our routes and attempted to bankrupt the airline, however with the help of several other Star Alliance members, we bombarded the bot airlines and rendered them useless. The user in question has currently ceased operations. This would've been devestating had not we worked together and were such a large company. We are merely trying to prevent this from happening to more vulnerable airlines. As for the user in question, their name is MapleSyrpAir

 

-The CEO

Stuff like that should be solved through reports to sviridot, not by going rouge and handling it yourself. It seems like you did stop the user from glitching the system, but you could've just reported it in the issue tracker.

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1 minute ago, rohithbala said:

Stuff like that should be solved through reports to sviridot, not by going rouge and handling it yourself. It seems like you did stop the user from glitching the system, but you could've just reported it in the issue tracker.

I don't see how you are in a position to tell be what to do. I took action that I deemed was necessary. If you would like to discuss this separately, you may start a new topic, but in this forum please stay on topic. 

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