The Micronational Internet Hall of Fame honours the most significant micronationalists of all time during the development of micronationalism on the Internet.
The next edition of our dictionary of micronational slang/jargon is now here! With 402 entries, it also includes the origin of the word 'micronation', published online for the first time ever. Read it free here: https://t.co/Dy0jEGtNB0
Only two #micronations have official football teams. The Sealand national football team was founded in 2004 & joined the N.F.-Board, a federation made up of unrecognised states not allowed in FIFA, in 2006. The Seborga national football team was founded in 2014. #micronation
New discovery—by Jan 1973, the Office of the Geographer of the US Department of State had a file cabinet for "countries which are only partially real," which included the micronations of the Kingdom of Humanity, Principality of Outer Baldonia and Republic of Minerva.
The MicroWiki forums were launched in Dec 2010 and became the vocal point of said community. 2 years after its launch, the forums had received 58K posts in 2.9K threads—averaging 80 posts per day! After 2014, it became less active until being superseded by Discord in Sep 2018.
@iloveclubpengu9 Both the documentary and BBC series were based on Erwin S. Strauss' book of the same name, first published in 1979 and republished 1984 and 1999. Also, the 1999 edition is available for free on the Internet Archive if you might be interested!
In 2010, a documentary film about micronations, statehood and citizenship entitled How to Start Your Own Country was screened at the 35th Toronto International Film Festival. It was directed by Jody Shapiro and produced by Buffalo Gal Pictures and Everyday Pictures.
The Organisation de la microfrancophonie, a French-language intermicronational organisation, has hosted three intermicronational summits between its member states—one in 2016, 2018 and most recently in 2022. They typically see upwards of fifteen attendees. #micronations
One of the largest micronational forums of all time was the Portuguese-language "Impresa Livre," created in June 2001 by the Micronational Press Association (Associação Micronacional de Impresa). Before becoming spammed in the late 2000s, it had over 450 registered users.