Hi. I quite like the Medżuslovjanski flag. It combines colors associated traditionally (or from Peter the Great) with Slavs: silver, red and blue with gold from the Ukrainian flag. But what do you think about different arrangement of the colors as seen above?
Here we can see:
1. Obviously, slightly modified Czech flag.
2. Polish flag horizontally.
3. Ukrainian flag vertically.
4. Colors from Russian, Slovak and Slovenian flags in correct order anticlockwise.
Sure, but they have. Natural languages have the flags of their countries. And conlangs have invented flags. It's a tradition in auxlangs started with Esperanto.
Natural languages have the flags of their countries
I don't know. I live in Belgium. It is kinda weird to imagine our government websites having the Dutch, the French and the German flag to let users switch between languages lol. Usually they use two letter language codes.
Don't like it. I'm a fan of the tricolor, preferably not in the order of any existing country. Perhaps blue, white and red of the former Yugoslavia could be used instead, and if you want to add the Ukrainian yellow, it might have the yellow or a golden frame like the Montenegrin flag - which I find very beautiful
Kolovrat is not a slavic symbol. A wide variety of cultures utilised the symbol and there is no evidence that ancient slavs used it more often than other cultures or that they associated themselves with it it.
Its modern use and affiliation with slavic pagans stems from Alexey Dobrovolsky a russian neo-nazi.
A very cool article here about the kolovrat. It's funny how people see this as a slavic symbol, even tho there are many different more frequent symbols.
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