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<br /><big>'''Welcome to the Fifth World Wiki'''</big><br /> |
<br /><big>'''Welcome to the Fifth World Wiki'''</big><br /> |
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| − | This wiki was started on 2 August 2009 by [[User:IndigoGenius|IndigoGenius]], the wiki's only moderator. This is a wiki of Fifth and Sixth World nations, and is available for everybody to edit |
+ | This wiki was started on 2 August 2009 by [[User:IndigoGenius|IndigoGenius]], the wiki's only moderator. This is a wiki of First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth World nations, and is available for everybody to edit. |
| + | A Sixth World nation is a young micronation recognised only by other micronations. Also known as a new or infant group. |
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| − | A Fourth World nation is a medium- to large-sized nation without a significantly recognised state. Fourth World nations, whether old or new, with many supporters or few, always have or claim a substantial territory. The term Fourth World nation can be used interchangeably with the term ''self-determination'' or ''secessionist group''. |
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| + | A Fifth World nation is a ludic micronation largely recognised by non-academic media, or publishers of coffee-table books. Also known as a social identity or irredentist group. |
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| − | A Fifth World nation is a small nation with a strong and established national identity. The Fifth World can be either territorial or virtual, ethnic or nonethic, so it is actually midway in characteristics between the Fourth and Sixth Worlds. A Fifth World nation is a mature micronation. The term Fifth World nation can be used interchangeably with the term ''social identity'' or ''irredentist group''. |
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| + | A Fourth World nation is a serious micronation recognised by multiple academic institutions and/or publishers, and by other kinds of NGOs or IGOs. The societal nations may gain the acceptance of quasi-government or exalted bodies. Their town, country, or regional offices may be somewhat accepted, and weather services may be provided by developers for them. Also known as a self-determination or secessionist group. |
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| − | A Sixth World nation is a small nation, usually based on the Internet. A Sixth World nation is a new or immature micronation. The term Sixth World nation can be used interchangeably with the term ''micronation'', although most nations that call themselves micronations don't actually fall in that category under a strict scientific viewpoint. A micronation must be at least an empirical ''tribe'' or ''community'', or it simply isn't a micronation. |
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| + | Third World nations are complex micronations or multinations, largely unrecognised by internationally-recognised peers, but nation(s) or party(ies) may be recognised by UN member state government bodies, and/or multinational companies. These are also known as state-like or sovereignty groups. |
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| + | Second World nations are entities which freely communicate with other states and/or international organisations, but may not receive the attention usually given to upstarts by the mainstream media. Their new legal systems may gain acceptance among other nations. They are also known as associated with nation(s), state(s), or regional group. |
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Latest revision as of 17:31, 18 July 2020
Welcome to the Fifth World Wiki
This wiki was started on 2 August 2009 by IndigoGenius, the wiki's only moderator. This is a wiki of First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth World nations, and is available for everybody to edit.
A Sixth World nation is a young micronation recognised only by other micronations. Also known as a new or infant group.
A Fifth World nation is a ludic micronation largely recognised by non-academic media, or publishers of coffee-table books. Also known as a social identity or irredentist group.
A Fourth World nation is a serious micronation recognised by multiple academic institutions and/or publishers, and by other kinds of NGOs or IGOs. The societal nations may gain the acceptance of quasi-government or exalted bodies. Their town, country, or regional offices may be somewhat accepted, and weather services may be provided by developers for them. Also known as a self-determination or secessionist group.
Third World nations are complex micronations or multinations, largely unrecognised by internationally-recognised peers, but nation(s) or party(ies) may be recognised by UN member state government bodies, and/or multinational companies. These are also known as state-like or sovereignty groups.
Second World nations are entities which freely communicate with other states and/or international organisations, but may not receive the attention usually given to upstarts by the mainstream media. Their new legal systems may gain acceptance among other nations. They are also known as associated with nation(s), state(s), or regional group.
To write a new article about a nation, usually small nations with limited or no recognition are mentioned here, just enter the requested title in the box below. This wiki currently has 176 articles.
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