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Latest revision as of 21:27, 27 July 2026
The InterŊational Standards Organisation, more commonly known as IŊSO, is an interŋational organization that was founded upon the dissolution of the United Ŋations on Monday 27 July 2026.
Constitution
Current text
- Article 1
- Is founded the Interŋational Standards Organisation (hereafter IŊSO). The mission of the IŊSO is to issue international standards to ease the interoperability of infrastructure accross the ŋorld.
- Article 2
- Membership of the IŊSO is voluntary, it is open not only to ŋations, but to any entity having lawful sovereignty over the applications of standards within a territory.
- Article 3
- Each standard managed by the IŊSO shall be supervised by a Standard Secretary.
- Article 4
- Standard Secretaries of the IŊSO are to be elected by a borda count vote by and among the player members, where the election shall last 7 days.
- Article 5
- Standard Secretaries of the IŊSO can be dismissed from their functions by a simple majority votes among the player members.
- Article 6
- Standard Secretaries can unilaterally decide to leave the post at any time.
- Article 7
- Upon Article 5 or Article 6 being triggered, a new Standard Secretary must be elected or the standard dismissed.
- Article 8
- The organisation can create more standards by a simple majority vote. A Standard Secretary must be elected for each new standard created by such a procedure.
- Article 9
- The player members of the IŊSO can amend the workings of the organisation by a two-thirds majority vote among the player members.
Passed ammendments to the text
Ammendment 1
Article 9: Quorum changed from 2/3 of player members to 1/2 of votants (Monday 27 July 2026)
Standards
Territoral Coding Scheme
Secretary: Annwan
Nation codes for use in other coding schemes, internet top level domains, etc.
Transportation Coding Scheme
Secretary: sq
Codes for the interoperability of transit lines and stations
Monetary coding Scheme
Secretary: Annwan
Codes to refer unambiguously to currencies.
Uŋicode Scheme
Secretary: Xhesas
Unified encoding for the writing system of the ŋorld
Members
Current
| Place | Member Since |
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| Monday 27 July 2026 | |
| Monday 27 July 2026 | |
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| Monday 27 July 2026 | |
| Monday 27 July 2026 | |
| Lewıne qapp Ȝısın qog ħèr | Monday 27 July 2026 |
| Monday 27 July 2026 | |
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