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* One should not enter people's personal tents looking for Flags. | * One should not enter people's personal tents looking for Flags. | ||
* If two people are engaged in a physical altercation over a flag a third party can intervene and call for mediation . | * If two people are engaged in a physical altercation over a flag a third party can intervene and call for mediation . | ||
These two clarifications would become the basis of the "[[Flag Commandments]]" of the [[New Vexillians]]. | |||
== Sainthood == | == Sainthood == | ||
During the Congress, a representative campaigned heavily for vexillisainthood. After several votes that involved bestowing Sainthood and then removing it, all remaining members of the Congress declared their own divinity. | During the Congress, a representative campaigned heavily for vexillisainthood. After several votes that involved bestowing Sainthood and then removing it, all remaining members of the Congress declared their own divinity. This started the non-binding tradition that vexillisainthood is reciprocal and must be recognized in others to attain. | ||
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this article is about a vexillomantic summit. For the sexual position, see the Kama Sutra
The Congress of the Flags was an event held during Alchemy 2017 and attended by whoever showed up . Records of what was discussed are poorly documented.
Flag Laws
Despite flag laws being a terrible idea , the Congress did provide clarification on two matters of debate:
- One should not enter people's personal tents looking for Flags.
- If two people are engaged in a physical altercation over a flag a third party can intervene and call for mediation .
These two clarifications would become the basis of the "Flag Commandments" of the New Vexillians.
Sainthood
During the Congress, a representative campaigned heavily for vexillisainthood. After several votes that involved bestowing Sainthood and then removing it, all remaining members of the Congress declared their own divinity. This started the non-binding tradition that vexillisainthood is reciprocal and must be recognized in others to attain.