Your point is invalid!Philantropist wrote:
IIRC, your ranking country is entirely dependent on your place of residence; so I don't think you would be able to change this unless you moved.
Transformau5 wrote:
Your point is invalid!Philantropist wrote:
IIRC, your ranking country is entirely dependent on your place of residence; so I don't think you would be able to change this unless you moved.
We just had the same case on Polish section, a guy wanted his flag changed and he got it.
You'll need a picture of your ID with your nick written next to it.xXiTzTermi wrote:
I e-mailed them. Thank you for the support.
It doesn't need to be that. You just have to somehow prove your nationality, and this just happens to be like the easiest wayxXiTzTermi wrote:
In a different paper next to my greek ID?
what the actual fuck am i reading. when you are born in a certain country that makes it your country of origin. even moreso if you still live there because it shows it wasnt some freak accident where your pregnant mum got in a plane crash over germany while in transit to/from greece and went into labor at a german hospital.xXiTzTermi wrote:
Well I am greek guy who was born in Germany. My flag isn't exactly wrong because I still live in Germany.
So you mean, if your parents and your whole family are from e.g. Spain and you were born e.g. in Italy, you are automatically an Italian? o.ORiince wrote:
what the actual fuck am i reading. when you are born in a certain country that makes it your country of origin. even moreso if you still live there because it shows it wasnt some freak accident where your pregnant mum got in a plane crash over germany while in transit to/from greece and went into labor at a germqan hospital.xXiTzTermi wrote:
Well I am greek guy who was born in Germany. My flag isn't exactly wrong because I still live in Germany.
you're german by definition, suck it up.
Actually, not reallybigfeh wrote:
Yeah, if you were born in Germany, you're German. That's how it works
since both your parents are greek, however, you might have some options with naturalisation
lolKheldragar wrote:
If only I knew the flag system when I registered; I would've gone theough a UK ip.
Get it. Ukip. hahaha
Good. Don't need those pakies anywaysEneT wrote:
lolKheldragar wrote:
If only I knew the flag system when I registered; I would've gone theough a UK ip.
Get it. Ukip. hahaha
On off topic news, I have an Indian friend whose voting for UKIP so he's basically voting to be deported
Kheldragar wrote:
Good. Don't need those pakies anyways
Sure, and I know it gets really complicated when BOTH your parents are from country X and you were both in country Y. Just not sure which one applies hereTransformau5 wrote:
Actually, not reallybigfeh wrote:
Yeah, if you were born in Germany, you're German. That's how it works
since both your parents are greek, however, you might have some options with naturalisation
According to my Society Knowledge classes (yes, it's a school subject here):
"Nationality is a legal connection of a person with a country. One can get it by:
a) Rule of blood, as in inheriting the nationality from one's parents,
b) Rule of territory, the deciding factor is the place of birth,
c) Ability to set one's nationality after fulfilling terms set by the government."
You are talking about the case B while I and the OP are supporting case A. Get it now?
Just send an e-mail to accounts@ppy.sh, you'll need to provide them a document to check out if the flag change could be possible.xXiTzTermi wrote:
Well I am greek guy who was born in Germany. My flag isn't exactly wrong because I still live in Germany.
Is now a possibility to change my Ranking country?