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In the [[Federated States of Gapla]], a '''legacy Gaplan''' or a '''legacy citizen''' is a Gaplan citizen who is no longer active in Gaplan politics, | In the [[Federated States of Gapla]], a '''legacy Gaplan''' or a '''legacy citizen''' is a Gaplan citizen who is no longer active in Gaplan politics, particularly following the [[Danubian reformations]] of 2023, which transformed Gapla from a traditional micronation to a new country project by the [[Wikipedia:Danube|Danube]]. Notable examples include [[Emma Bunnell]] and [[Renaldo Chang]]. | ||
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In the Federated States of Gapla, a legacy Gaplan or a legacy citizen is a Gaplan citizen who is no longer active in Gaplan politics, particularly following the Danubian reformations of 2023, which transformed Gapla from a traditional micronation to a new country project by the Danube. Notable examples include Emma Bunnell and Renaldo Chang.