Stamp Requests

The forbidden city: https://www.dpm.org.cn/?wm=3049_a111 The Terracotta Army: https://www.bmy.com.cn/ Pictures of movable - type printing: https://m.58pic.com/tupian/huoziyinshuashu.html

The Czech letter ř is the ultimate linguistic boss fight—half rolling r, half zh sound, and entirely out to confuse foreigners. Even language prodigies (and some native speakers) tremble before it. Want a challenge? Try saying: "Tři sta třicet tři stříbrných stříkaček stříkalo přes tři sta třicet tři stříbrných střech." (Three hundred thirty-three silver fire nozzles were spraying over three hundred thirty-three silver roofs.) Good luck, if you can do it, you deserve a medal! A stamp dedicated to the letter ř, alternatively to the cress plant, which is called řeřicha in Czech. The stamp could depict silver fire nozzles too, as they're part of the well-known tongue twister.

There's really little reference to the north of Brazil in the app. It would be great to have one of this historic and cultural heritage on Slowly. It would be nice to have another stamp with the Amazon rainforest too.

Independence Movement Day is a holiday celebrated in South Korea on March 1 every year. This day marks one of the earliest public displays of Korean resistance. It took place on March 1, 1919, which gives it’s named ‘Samil Jeol’, Three-One Movement, or March First Movement.

Iranian are fighting for their rights of freedom after police killed Mahsa Amini. The slogan of these protests is " Woman, Life, Freedom" World heard our voice! It's now time for slowly team to support all Iranian, specially women.

In 2006, after nearly 250 years after the English took possession of Canadian territory, the Parliament of Canada recognized the Quebec nation as a distinct nation. Our people are a distinct people, with its own language and its own culture. These qualities are specific to a nation and usually, these nations have their own country. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/house-passes-motion-recognizing-quebecois-as-nation-1.574359 This recognition, apart from any political claims from the Quebecers, whether legitimate or not, confers on the province of Quebec the status of a nation, that is to say that of a quasi-country, and and in fact, we have our own embassies in various countries and cities around the world. We have also celebrated our own national holiday on June 24 every year since hundreds of years. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quebec Doesn't our identity deserve to be represented here on Slowly?

The Real Felipe Fortress is a fortification built in the 18th century in the Bay of Callao, during the governments of the viceroys José Antonio Manso de Velasco and Manuel de Amat y Junyent, to defend the port against attacks by pirates and corsairs. It is cultural heritage of Peru. It is one of the few works of military architecture that exist in Peru and is the largest that the Spanish built in America. It was known during the viceregal era, together with the forts "San Rafael" and "San Miguel", as the "Castles of Callao". https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fortaleza_del_Real_Felipe

A sorted list of Nations which do not have a flag yet? Thanks to a comment here, which provided a long list - sorted here for easier reading: Afghanistan - 19 August Andorra - 8 September Antigua and Barbuda – 1 November Bahamas – 10 July Belize – 21 September Burundi – 1 July Cabo Verde – 5 July. Central African Republic – 13 August Comores – 6 July. Congo (not DR Congo) – 15 August Dominica (not Dominicana) – 3 November Eritrea – 24 May Eswatini (ex Swaziland) – 6 September Gabon – 17 August Grenada – 7 February Guinea Ecuatorial – 12 October Kiribati – 12 July Liechtenstein – 15 August Malawi – 6 July Monaco 19 November Nauru – 31 January North Korea – 15 August/9 September/10 October Palau – 9 July Saint Kitts and Nevis – 19 September Saint Lucia – 22 February Saint Vincent and the Grenadines -26 October San Marino 3 September São Tomé and Príncipe – 12 July Seychelles – 29 June. Solomon Islands – 7 July South Sudan (not larger Sudan) – 9 July The Federated States of Micronesia – 3 November The Marshall Islands – 1 May Turkmenistan – 27 September Tuvalu – 1 October Vanuatu – 30 July Vatican – 11 February I had originally posted this topic as a request for one of the above locations, but Shiro has mentioned the Team will be looking and working on the missing ones. Since I could not remove the whole topic, I am editing the post and making it a reference list for possible issues. Thank you, Slowly team, for all the nice stamps.

Scotland's officially recognized national animal is the Unicorn, a mythological creature that goes back I don't even know how long. I think it was made the national animal in the 15th century? I feel like people might like to use that as their stamp, as this neat little fact that some might not know, and they'd go "oh, that's interesting!". I also just think a lot of people might like a(nother) unicorn stamp :].