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By order of Executive Order #70 >"The platforms SimDemocracy participates on shall be increased to include Lemmy.World. Management of this server shall be led by @Ghost until proper modes of management for this platform is established." -President Katy
SimDemocracy is a unique online community on Reddit (and now on Lemmy) that allows users to participate in a simulated democratic system. It's a vibrant digital society where every member has a voice, and can contribute in ways that shape the community's path.
In SimDemocracy, you're not just a passive observer - you get to be an active participant. The community offers a variety of roles such as running for political office, voting in elections, drafting legislation, debating policies, or even working as a journalist or lawyer. It's a place where you can learn about the inner workings of a democratic system, experiment with different forms of government, and participate in a vibrant political system without the real-world consequences.
If you've ever been interested in politics, law, or governance, or if you've wondered what it might be like to run for office, argue a legal case, or draft a piece of legislation, SimDemocracy is a fantastic place to learn, grow, and have fun.
Remember, it's not just a game - it's a community. And in this community, your vote, your voice, and your actions can truly make a difference.
The Lemmy colony of SimDemocracy currently has no government! I will soon start an election to choose a governor to the community who will decide the rules and how the community will be moderated. ___
https://lemmy.world/c/simdemocracy