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| − | + | '''Fontanese Digest''', the only newspaper from the beacon of Democracy and Freedom of [[East Continent]]. | |
| + | ==History== | ||
| + | The Fontanese Digest was founded by Lord Mikhail, Servant of [[Fontan]], on September 14th, 2005, as a way to assert his political influences after his was defeated by [[IGhost_Family|zedd]] in an election which both of the two stood up as Chancellor candidates. By trying to bring up a newspaper in which he could describe various affairs of Fontan with the Fontanese perspective of things to its people did Lord Mikhail hope that it would help him establish his good reputation as an excellent commentator, and a politician as well. The neutrality of the articles did bring much praise to the Digest after its first few publishings, but low sales made Lord Mikhail nearly on the brink of giving up. | ||
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| + | ==Index== | ||
* [[The Fontanese Digest/First Issue: Early September 2005|First Issue: Early September 2005]] | * [[The Fontanese Digest/First Issue: Early September 2005|First Issue: Early September 2005]] | ||
* [[The Fontanese Digest/Second Issue: Late September 2005|Second Issue: Late September 2005]] | * [[The Fontanese Digest/Second Issue: Late September 2005|Second Issue: Late September 2005]] | ||
Revision as of 13:09, 14 December 2005
Fontanese Digest, the only newspaper from the beacon of Democracy and Freedom of East Continent.
History
The Fontanese Digest was founded by Lord Mikhail, Servant of Fontan, on September 14th, 2005, as a way to assert his political influences after his was defeated by zedd in an election which both of the two stood up as Chancellor candidates. By trying to bring up a newspaper in which he could describe various affairs of Fontan with the Fontanese perspective of things to its people did Lord Mikhail hope that it would help him establish his good reputation as an excellent commentator, and a politician as well. The neutrality of the articles did bring much praise to the Digest after its first few publishings, but low sales made Lord Mikhail nearly on the brink of giving up.
