Application Guidelines

Interested in joining AIN? You are one step away to being a part of one the best unions in Sim City!

1. Register and sign up at our forum. This is where you choose your display name. Then you can log in with it and comment, reply and make threads.

2. Make a thread here containing your application that will need to consist of your:

• country's name
  
• flag
  
• a couple pictures of your country
  
• information about your country(langauges spoken, capital, geographical location and any other thing that you think we should know about your country)
  

3. For this step, all you have to do is sit back, relax and let us do the rest. Current AIN members will look at your application and if we concur with your application, then you're looking at being part of a union of endless possibilites! If you have any questions, just post them below!


Once you become a member, you will be a junior member. Junior members can't vote, can't run in office or can't have a Spaces aacount. In the first couple of months that you are a junior member, you will be evaluated on your activeness in the forums, whether you have improved/developed your CJ and whether we see that you can get along with everybody. If you pass our evaluation, you can become a full member.

How do we do flags?
Which applications do I need?

I can't explain how to make a flag, but guidelines exist.

And if you need help for the rest of your application, try following an example of one that passed.

I just use Microsoft Paint to do mine.

Yah, I used paint for mine too. it doesnt have to be complicated, but lets try to stay away form Libyan Flag Simple.


Flag of Libya

, yours is simply too aleks
But just do it in Paint.

no, but mine has TWO collors!!!

Mine look like the flag of the Patriotes (Canada's one, lmaos)

OK, guys. Thank you for the info!

I just based mine on flags of the area my country is located in - Northern Europe has many nations with crosses in a left position, so I just used different colours to the Swedish and Norwegian flags.

Guidelines outdated - locked for archiving