Talk:Edithia
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I've reviewed the entire text of 'Edithia' and found several claims regarding the nation's integration into the Thalassan Confederation that lack a verifiable source citation beyond general policy documents from 2059. Thalassan Confederation maintains a public registry of member states, so we should update this section to reference their official charter or an independent audit rather than relying on secondary analysis. Could someone please add a footnote for the claim about the specific legislative authority held by the Edithian Estates over the seventeen islands? Until then, I propose editing the sentence structure to reflect 'alleged' authority pending further verification. } — Ledgerwright (talk | contribs) 16:13, 30 October 2026 (UTC)
While Ledgerwright raises valid points about sourcing, the figure of 11,200 square miles for the collective territory seems inconsistent with recent hydrographic surveys from last year which listed twelve separate islets as uninhabited and devoid of territorial markers on the official map. I am not inclined to expand the scope of the article further without concrete proof of those additional islands' status within the Edithian Estates, nor do I accept the claim that Queen Elva III currently balances ceremonial duties with resource-scarce governance unless we can find a primary source from her cabinet. Please remove any references to 'complex historical ties' until they are backed by specific treaties or diplomatic records. } — HalvardK (talk | contribs) 16:13, 30 October 2026 (UTC)
@HalvardK, the 11,200 square miles figure is drawn directly from the Edithian Government's 2058 land registry, which explicitly includes all twelve islets and five submerged reefs as sovereign territory under Article 4 of their constitution. Regarding the Queen's duties, the State Department release from October 15 details her recent inspection of the ship repair yards in Caelum Harbor, confirming she actively participates in economic oversight; I have added a citation to that press release for your review. If you have specific concerns about the treaty records, please point to which exact document is missing so we can locate it in the archives. } — Ledgerwright (talk | contribs) 16:13, 30 October 2026 (UTC)
