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Please stop adding your "Austenasia" stuff to Wikipedia articles, as you have been asked a number of times. To be eligible for inclusion as a micronation, you really need it to have done some notable nation-like things, supported by multiple reliable references, and show at least some discussion of recognition. -- Boing! said Zebedee (talk) 17:44, 22 December 2010 (UTC)[reply]

• While it is true that I have been dissuaded a number of times from creating an article on the Empire of Austenasia, it has been included on the List of micronations page for over a year now, until it was suddenly deleted earlier this month. It is supported by multiple reliable references - articles in British, Italian, and South Korean national newspapers (more references then many of of the other micronations on the list, for example Dubeldeka and EnenKio). Austenasia is recognised by many of the other micronations on the list, for example Vikesland (look at the Foreign Affairs section of their website) and has done some "notable nation-like things", for example jointly organising the Intermicronational Environmental Year with the Republic of Molossia (see: http://www.molossia.org/ImEY.html). Also, general consensus on the discussion page was that due to the references Austenasia has, it should stay on the list, even if it doesn't have its own article.

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