Official: What Talossa Means to Me Essay

[markymark]

The Ministry of Immigration is pleased to announce that one of our newest prospectives, Jason Buchholtz has submitted a "What Talossa Means to Me" essay. Although no longer required by law, the essay is a wonderful way for Talossans to become more familiar with a prospective.

Here is the essay: (drum roll please)

JASON BUCHHOLTZ

Who am I? I’m Jason Buchholtz, age 33, born in Milwaukee, raised in the
Midwest, USA. Age 33, single. I am a (professional?) gamer of 20 years.
I have a love of history, movies, and music. All of which feed each other.

Why do I want to join Talossa? I want to join Talossa because the idea
of a global community appeals to me. Also, we all like games.

How do I plan to get involved? I am looking forward to learning more
about Talossa and participating in the Talossan government, and also the
monthly and yearly festivals.

What would I change about Talossa? Nothing yet. I do not know enough
about how Talossa works to be so bold as to change it.

Other than a place to spout off my views, what does Talossa mean to me?
It is a way for me to meet and communicate with people from all over the
world.

[kri]

Welcome, Jason -- although I understand you're hors de computer until the week-end. Hopefully, the Immigration Minister will take official action on your citizenship ASAP!

Ben

[markymark]

I am just waiting for the prospective to contact me so that I will be able to declare his citizenship. As Immigration Minister I always request that a prospective citizen make contact with me before I grant citizenship.

[kri]

> I am just waiting for the prospective to contact me so that I will be able to declare his citizenship. As Immigration Minister I always request that a prospective citizen make contact with me before I grant citizenship.

Weird--I thought he'd contacted you. I guess I'll have to explain the rules to him again.

Ben

[markymark]

I e-mailed him, but I have still not been contacted.