Grievances with Cultural Protocols (and potential standardisation?)

[Wu Han]

Firstly, I'll just reiterate my "Just some thoughts on Filipinos..." thread, which has implications for the CPs of Tukarali, New Alduria, and, as I learned, Aldegar.

Secondly, I'm not entirely sure what is within the scope for "standardisation" here, but I would like to see the format of CPs standardized, and a template provided to this end. Not to toot my own horn, but I think the format I used for my recent Temania CP update is good, and I will reproduce below as a template in a code box and as a quote for visual purposes:

BACKGROUND
Wiki article: "[Country]" and "History of [Country]"

[Country] is based on [RL Equivalent(s) or Inspiration(s)].

ETHNIC GROUPS
Wiki article: “Ethnic groups in [Country]”

XX ([RL Equivalent]) – XX%
YY ([RL Equivalent]) – YY%
Other/mixed – ZZ%

Note: [Short context provided to help players interpret these figures]

RELIGION
Wiki article: “Religion in [Country]”

XX ([RL Equivalent]) – XX%
↳ YY ([RL Equivalent]) – YY%
ZZ ([RL Equivalent]) – ZZ%

Note: [Short context provided to help players interpret these figures]


LANGUAGE
Wiki article: "Languages of [Country]"

[Relevant info, including what the official or most widely spoken language is, what languages the various groups speak, etc.]

Code:

[b]BACKGROUND[/b] Wiki article: "[Country]" and "History of [Country]" [Country] is based on [RL Equivalent(s) or Inspiration(s)]. [b]ETHNIC GROUPS [/b]Wiki article: “Ethnic groups in [Country]” XX ([RL Equivalent]) – XX% YY ([RL Equivalent]) – YY% Other/mixed – ZZ% [i][b]Note:[/b] [Short context provided to help players interpret these figures][/i] [b]RELIGION[/b] Wiki article: “Religion in [Country]” XX ([RL Equivalent]) – XX% ↳ YY ([RL Equivalent]) – YY% ZZ ([RL Equivalent]) – ZZ% [i][b]Note:[/b] [Short context provided to help players interpret these figures][/i] [b]LANGUAGE[/b] Wiki article: "Languages of [Country]" [Relevant info, including what the official or most widely spoken language is, what languages the various groups speak, etc.]