On quick read it kind of disturbed me that two entirely separate sentient species on one planet, that had so different views in at least some matters that they ended up in war every time it was time to choose mew delecate, did not get considered separate enough, but humans having kind of subspecies with different climate bemeficial variations and having different cultures and so were considered different. Spent about half of text searchimg for something that would mention how those two distinct species do not reach multiple delecates, like small enough population, or culturally so close to each other from other species point of view, or something else, of course it is not necessarily wrong to leave it hanging or as it is.
Ps. This was meant as smallish thing I noticed on side while reading. Thx for writing for us.
_Trael_ t1_jaaq6ce wrote
Reply to comment by SlightlyColdWaffles in [WP] Tradition dictates that each sentient species is given one seat in the Galactic Parliament. When humanity made contact with the galactic community, it was decided that planet earth deserves to have four senators. by Spozieracz
On quick read it kind of disturbed me that two entirely separate sentient species on one planet, that had so different views in at least some matters that they ended up in war every time it was time to choose mew delecate, did not get considered separate enough, but humans having kind of subspecies with different climate bemeficial variations and having different cultures and so were considered different. Spent about half of text searchimg for something that would mention how those two distinct species do not reach multiple delecates, like small enough population, or culturally so close to each other from other species point of view, or something else, of course it is not necessarily wrong to leave it hanging or as it is.
Ps. This was meant as smallish thing I noticed on side while reading. Thx for writing for us.