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| − | Hi | + | Hi there and welcome to NSWiki! Quick tip for your [[Nation/Macworld|nation's entry]]. ISO 3166 codes are two, not three, letters long. Try using CS, where in the real world it was once used as the country code for the Yugoslav Federation, which broke up in 2006 and whose ISO code has since been deleted. [[User:Thatchertropolis|Thatchertropolis]] ([[User talk:Thatchertropolis|talk]]) 01:33, 6 February 2014 (UTC) |
| − | Quick tip for your [[Nation/Macworld|nation's entry]]. ISO 3166 codes are two, not three, letters long. Try using CS, where in the real world it was once used as the country code for the Yugoslav Federation, which broke up in 2006 and whose ISO code has since been deleted. [[User:Thatchertropolis|Thatchertropolis]] ([[User talk:Thatchertropolis|talk]]) 01:33, 6 February 2014 (UTC) | + | |
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February 2014
Hi there and welcome to NSWiki! Quick tip for your nation's entry. ISO 3166 codes are two, not three, letters long. Try using CS, where in the real world it was once used as the country code for the Yugoslav Federation, which broke up in 2006 and whose ISO code has since been deleted. Thatchertropolis (talk) 01:33, 6 February 2014 (UTC)
