Doesn't seem to support either my self-chosen name or my actual name, due to heavy assumptions about what a name is. Doesn't seem to support birth dates in alternate calendaring systems, it also doesn't specify what calendaring system is used.
Doesn't seem to allow a person to optionally identify with their place of birth, their citizenship, or their parents' existence. For some it is important to not identify with those things, for others its just as important to identify with those things.
> "The blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb"
Doesn't seem to support either my self-chosen name or my actual name, due to heavy assumptions about what a name is. Doesn't seem to support birth dates in alternate calendaring systems, it also doesn't specify what calendaring system is used.
Doesn't seem to allow a person to optionally identify with their place of birth, their citizenship, or their parents' existence. For some it is important to not identify with those things, for others its just as important to identify with those things.
> "The blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb"
I'd suggest to not use such a saying as it has a very mixed and revisioned history https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_is_thicker_than_water#Ot...
> and still exists under certain jurisdictions such as English Common Law.
Clarification?
Foje iu en la Esperanto-mondo vekiĝas kaj elpensas ian ideon por provi esti grava.