About: Yellow Number 5

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Also known as "Y#5" or "YN5," was a controversial joint doctrine created by the yellow team alliances the Federation of Armed Nations (FAN) and the Global Organization for Liberty and Defense (GOLD). The treaty stated that all Yellow team nations, regardless of alliance affiliation (or lack thereof) would be protected by FAN and GOLD. The new doctrine quickly created controversy, especially amongst alliances permitting tech raiding. It was generally viewed as a move against tech raiders and was met with hostility from nearly all sides of the political spectrum.

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rdfs:label	Yellow Number 5
rdfs:comment	Also known as "Y#5" or "YN5," was a controversial joint doctrine created by the yellow team alliances the Federation of Armed Nations (FAN) and the Global Organization for Liberty and Defense (GOLD). The treaty stated that all Yellow team nations, regardless of alliance affiliation (or lack thereof) would be protected by FAN and GOLD. The new doctrine quickly created controversy, especially amongst alliances permitting tech raiding. It was generally viewed as a move against tech raiders and was met with hostility from nearly all sides of the political spectrum.
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abstract	Also known as "Y#5" or "YN5," was a controversial joint doctrine created by the yellow team alliances the Federation of Armed Nations (FAN) and the Global Organization for Liberty and Defense (GOLD). The treaty stated that all Yellow team nations, regardless of alliance affiliation (or lack thereof) would be protected by FAN and GOLD. The new doctrine quickly created controversy, especially amongst alliances permitting tech raiding. It was generally viewed as a move against tech raiders and was met with hostility from nearly all sides of the political spectrum. FAN and GOLD defended their actions, citing the small size of the Yellow team and stating that the purpose for the doctrine was not to prevent tech raiders but to encourage more nations to move to the Yellow team. This would create more trading partners for the two largest alliances on Yellow.

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