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https://github.com/sup2point0/antarctica
The home of the fictive nascion of Antarctica.
https://github.com/sup2point0/antarctica
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The home of the fictive nascion of Antarctica.
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/sup2point0/antarctica
- Owner: Sup2point0
- Created: 2023-04-02T11:36:32.000Z (over 1 year ago)
- Default Branch: home
- Last Pushed: 2024-06-12T06:35:51.000Z (6 months ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-06-12T11:59:57.788Z (6 months ago)
- Topics: antarctica, lore, sup, world-building
- Language: Markdown
- Homepage:
- Size: 176 KB
- Stars: 1
- Watchers: 1
- Forks: 1
- Open Issues: 1
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: readme.md
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README
# Antarctica
Welcome to [Antarctica](home/readme.md), a [fictive](logistics/linque/readme.md 'fictional') [nascion](logistics/linque/dict.md#nascion 'nation') [cryzen](logistics/linque/dict.md#cryze 'created') by [Sup#2.0](https://github.com/Sup2point0). You can discover all about it [here](home/Antarctica.md)!
## Frequerys
### What’s the point of all this?
Antarctica is my ultimate [cryzacion](logistics/linque/dict.md#cryzacion 'creation'). I absolutely love [cryzing](logistics/linque/dict.md#cryze 'creating') content – of any kind – with all my heart, and this is the world-building side to it. An entire fictive country with its own [historics](logistics/linque/readme.md 'history') and lore. Sure, it’s not set in an alternative universe with supernatural phenomena, but we’ll leave that for [xeriques](https://github.com/Sup2point0/Assort/blob/origin/xeriqui) and [affine](https://github.com/Sup2point0/Assort/blob/origin/affine). You want more? It’s all [here](https://github.com/Sup2point0/Assort).### Why Antarctica?
What can I say, it’s just a cool place. With a cool name too. And a cool flag. Cool everything.### What’s up with the language?
*[Linque](logistics/linque/dict.md#linque 'language'), in Antarctican English, since that’s what all of this is written in – a [custolyzen](logistics/linque/dict.md#custolyze 'customised') [varient](logistics/linque/readme.md 'variant') of English with cooler and more [consistant](logistcs/linque/readme.md 'consistent') spelling. Grammar remains identical, so reading shouldn’t be too hard (hopefully). If you’re ever uncertain about a word, hover over its [link](logistics/linque/dict.md 'watch out for these!') to view its standard English equivalent. Find out more [here](logistics/linque/readme.md 'Sino-Antarctican Neo-English')!### What’s all this for?
For personal enjoyment, that’s all. And for the stray soul to delve into and discover! The database is [utilyzen](logistics/linque/readme.md 'utilised') by a very special Discord bot (Penguin, my beloved), who does all kinds of cool stuff [relyzen](logistics/linque/dict.md#relyze 'related') to Antarctica.### Where did you find the inspiration?
In all honesty, I don’t even know how this all started. I think it had been a running joke for some time that I love Antarctica, and eventually I decided to make that a reality. So I took a [privative](logistics/linque/readme.md 'private') Discord testing server, and turned it into a [representacion](logistics/linque/readme.md 'representation') of Antarctica, with channels and roles each representing some fictive aspect. Around the same time, I fell into programming, and so [Penguin-bot](discord/ades/Penguin.md) was born, a Discord bot [coden](logistics/linque/readme.md 'coded') in Python. Of course, it needed a purpose, and its [protic](logistics/linque/dict.md#protic '‘primary purpose’') became providing [informacion](logistics/linque/readme.md 'information') on Antarctica – which is what this is. All the informacion that used to be stored in Penguin, now in its very own repository, easily accessible to all!### What does ‘frequerys’ even mean?
Frequent [querys](logistics/linque/readme.md 'queries') – Frequent queries – Frequently asked questions. Just more concise, y’know?