Fifth World Community (5WC)

Fifth World Community (5WC)

All inhabited localities (aka hamlets, villages, towns, cities or megacities), whether dispersed or nucleated, are located within a single, more or less continuous, geographic area. At some extremes, cities can sometimes comprise an archipelago (such as Seattle, Hong Kong, and Stockholm), and sometimes they can extend through a conurbation (such as Mumbai, Tokyo, New York City, and Mexico City).

The Fifth World Community (5WC) is an inhabited locality also, but it is distributed not across a single geographic area, an archipelago, or conurbation, but across several continents. To be more precise, the Fifth World Community can be defined with a neologism:

di·a·xen·o·spi·ti·a ^{To
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"diaxenospitia"}
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1. a collection of houses or buildings scattered around the world, and treated like a distributed town or city.

[Origin: 2010¹; < Gk dia(némontai) + xéno(s) + spítia, distributed foreign houses]

So the Fifth World Community, since 6 August 2010, is a diaxenospitia.

Other Ummoagian words:

UM·MOA ^{To
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"matriotic"}

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"merodepantheism"}

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At its most basic level, the Fifth World Community is made up of households or buildings. These are registered Cesidian law jurisdictions. Cesidian law jurisdictions have four fundamental characteristics:

They follow liberating Cesidian law as a common law norm;

They observe Cyberterra Mean Time (CMT) or Cyberterra Meridian Time as a time standard and time format;

They allow Fifth World Health Organisation (5WHO) professionals to practice within their households or buildings; and

They utilise the Cesidian Root, an intercontinental alternative DNS root.

The Fifth World Community is not a homogeneous collection of households or buildings, because the structures are scattered across continents, but also across different nations or micronations. Moreover, the Fifth World Community is part of the United Micronations Multi-Oceanic Archipelago (UMMOA), which is both a Fifth World nation, and a community of nations.

The United Micronations Multi-Oceanic Archipelago is made up of at least 25 components:

11 islands, scattered across the Pacific Ocean and Caribbean Sea:

Navassa Island, Bajo Nuevo Bank, Serranilla Bank,
Jarvis Island, Palmyra Atoll, Kingman Reef, Johnston Atoll,
Baker Island, Howland Island, Midway Atoll, and Wake Island;

11 islands, scattered across the Indian Ocean and Red Sea:

Aphrodite Island, Banc du Geyser, Bassas da India,
Europa Island, Glorioso Islands, Juan de Nova Island, Tromelin Island,
Amsterdam Island, Saint Paul Island, Crozet Islands, and Kerguelen Islands;

the virtual capital and quasi-island of Cyberterra;

the Fifth World Community;

the Community of Nations.

Nota Bene

The word diaxenospitia exists since 20 August 2010.

Contact Information

HMRD Cesidio Tallini
Fifth World Community
11 Press Street
South Floral Park, NY 11001-3536
USA
Email:	C o n t a c t 5WC
URL:	5wc.org
Tel:
Fax:	+1 (516) 706 0080