I am heartened to hear that, and hope you are right.
I had perceived the Senate's attempt to strip Bore's recognition of diplomatic relations with Mock Parliament as a slight motivated by anger. Perhaps I am wrong, but I doubt if he had recognized any other country, the outrage has copped would not occur. I am merely concerned by an increasingly disturbing mindset against the game. You have one Senator (and current presidential candidate) who has angrily denounced our attempts to have a full forum under fantasy elections, making the emotional and silly case that it would "confuse" people. You also have the Governor of one of this game's regions attacking people who left for mock parliament as killing this game and sophomoric-ally mocking the reasonable name we chose for ourselves. We have come harboring nothing but peaceful intentions and good will, but have been turned away by so many people in this game.
I'm sorry, but this seems awfully like "I'm holier than you" attitude. If you go read the Mock Parliament board, you'll see a lot of nasty things posted about Atlasia by the highest officials.
Anyway, being a sponsor of the Recognition Procedure Act, I'm obliged to say a few additional words. Recognizing the Mock Parliament can effectively change drastically the way this game is working and such decision simply should not be made by a single individual.
I have no problem with diplomatic relations, providing that a necessary framework is created (since having relations takes much more than "bah, I'm recognizing you"). If this is done, I'll be the first to vote for recognition.