ok the nations we have on the member map: ARgentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, CHile, CHina, Croatia, Czech's, DEnmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, Iraq, Ireland, Israel, Italy, JApan, sth Korea, Kuwait, MAlta, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, POland, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Serbia montenegro, Singapore, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, TAiwan, UK, US, VAtican City.
these are the nations we should do first seeing as those are the ones with members, the other missing larger nations can be filled in later.
Malta? Hong Kong? Iceland? Not exactly big players on the international scene.
Yet no Iran, North Korea, Venezeula, Cuba, or any of the other worthwhile anti-US nations...
No Pakistan, Afghanistan, India...
No south-east asian countries other than Singapore...
Not a good selection, to be honest. It would be better to ignore the member map IMO, it's too limited. The one benefit it brings is a little flag, and there are plenty of ways of getting little flags.
and lets try make a rule... dont bother about voting or attempting to be a diplomat for a nation that you dont have over the top of your little name.
Not likely to get a very wide spread of representation from that either. We've got a few members from other nations scattered around, but most members are US, British, Canadian, New Zealander or Australian.
And again, doing it this way practically guarantees that the countries that make things interesting in the real world don't get a look in.