About: Communications Network for Defence and Aid

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This is a defensive group of nations, particularly, ones who would like to be part of a potential aid community, but without actually being in an alliance and thus taking the risks of being drawn into (or starting) an alliance war. The intended operation of the network is as follows. First, a nation who has joined the network is called a Node. All nodes are independent, meaning, they are not actually obligated in to help eachother in wars or battles. What's the advantage? If an CNDA member is attacked unfairly and is overpowered then that nation/alliance node may call to other nodes for aid. The call for aid is a general request for aid: other nodes would respond at their discretion, giving resource/production/military aid or attacking the offenders directly if they wish, whatever they wis

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rdfs:label	Communications Network for Defence and Aid
rdfs:comment	This is a defensive group of nations, particularly, ones who would like to be part of a potential aid community, but without actually being in an alliance and thus taking the risks of being drawn into (or starting) an alliance war. The intended operation of the network is as follows. First, a nation who has joined the network is called a Node. All nodes are independent, meaning, they are not actually obligated in to help eachother in wars or battles. What's the advantage? If an CNDA member is attacked unfairly and is overpowered then that nation/alliance node may call to other nodes for aid. The call for aid is a general request for aid: other nodes would respond at their discretion, giving resource/production/military aid or attacking the offenders directly if they wish, whatever they wis
dcterms:subject	Nation groups
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abstract	This is a defensive group of nations, particularly, ones who would like to be part of a potential aid community, but without actually being in an alliance and thus taking the risks of being drawn into (or starting) an alliance war. The intended operation of the network is as follows. First, a nation who has joined the network is called a Node. All nodes are independent, meaning, they are not actually obligated in to help eachother in wars or battles. What's the advantage? If an CNDA member is attacked unfairly and is overpowered then that nation/alliance node may call to other nodes for aid. The call for aid is a general request for aid: other nodes would respond at their discretion, giving resource/production/military aid or attacking the offenders directly if they wish, whatever they wish. The purpose of this network is to be a group of friendly nations who may be willing to help eachother in the case of an unfair series of unprovoked attacks. Since it is not an alliance there is NO alliance tag or affiliation. There is no CNDA alliance. Nodes who begin a war should not be elegible for aid, but of course may be given some anyway: it's all up to the potential donators what they want to support. Alliances and alliance members may of course support eachother normally through their normal alliance support methods. Through the network, however, the alliance may be open to other alliances to ask to borrow aid in a similar fashion. Alliance leaders who join would not lose any of their powers by joining, and the would have no 'superior' in any way that they would be obliged to listen to. The network is simply to be a known conduit for communication. There is no hierarchy in the network. Unfortunately, CNDA is also not an alliance. There is no definite protection or guarantee of aid. It is simply a network for connections, to open those possibilities. If your nation desires to have alliance protection and ties, CNDA is not for you. If your nation/alliance wishes to be independant and mostly unattached, but desires some form of contingency, then CNDA is for you. If there are any uncertainties, questions or concerns, contact Assimilator of Nagashizzar for further details.

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