This room of the museum is rather dirty, with papers covering desks and the floor. An expedition member picks one up, and finds it covered with scribbles about a failed idea. After spending many hours organizing these notes, the expedition came up with the following information on the FIoJ Project...
 
 

What Worked:

• FIoJ Diplomacy
• For the most part, the diplomatic efforts of the FIoJ were a total success. Despite the fact that FIoJ was never a large country, nor one that was well developed, it was listened to and respected. This is mainly due to the unity of the nation. FIoJ stood for several things, and the other nations around it knew what they were. There were no surprises, no corruption. This is why we believe the diplomatic efforts of the nation succeeded.
• Departments of Research/Economy
• These succeeded for two reasons:
• 1) Out of the four FIoJ departments (Research,Economy,Peace,Information), these were probably the easiest and best laid out departments. Research is basically searching for new technology, and once an economic formula is created, it functions with only regular updates. The other two involve many more people, thus making them more complex.
• 2) The department leaders of both departments were both very competent and willing people. They did their job well, and their departments flourished because of it.
• 'Timed Democracy' Voting System
• This is perhaps what FIoJ is best known for: every person, no matter how long they have been here or what position they hold, gets one vote. The President has as much voting power as someone who has been here one day. Because of this, elections always reflected public support. Something could not be passed without at least 50% in favor, some votes required more.
• This system worked because all votes lasted 4 days at the beginning of the nation, and 2 days once Timed Democracy was developed. Some people thought that this system didn't allow enough time to vote, but two days is more then enough if the people are informed. From the time someone sees a topic to the time they cast their vote may be only 5 minutes.
• The systems made sure that FIoJ wasn't bogged down in procedures that did nothing but slow the growth and progress of the nation.
• Small Population
• At the end of it's life, FIoJ had 20 members. Most nations of it's development had double that, or more. Of course, most of these citizens were inactive and only counted for an economy boost in the population category. FIoJ had as many active citizens as these countries. About 40% of the FIoJ was majority active, and another 20% or so was moderately active. I doubt another country around could boast such statistics.
• The FIoJ Skyline
• Without a doubt, this newspaper was a total success. Offering much more information then other micronations' newspapers and a better "user friendly" format, the FIoJ Skyline not only improved information flow at the FIoJ but also forced other nations to upgrade their newspapers as well, making information flow better all around.

• The Enlightenment
• Despite the best efforts by the president, the strange music and glorified titles never really caught on with the public. Perhaps these should have been more important to the citizens, or perhaps that would have just made them dislike it more.
• FIoJ Forums
• The FIoJ forums were never the popular, bustling centers of communication they were at other nations. Then again, that means they were never filled with the misleading propaganda the other ones were. The forums were adequate for the job they were needed for, which isn't saying all that much.
• Jasonia Palace
• The capital of the Flying Islands never had a really large roll. Of course, neither do the capitals of other micronations. Still, FIoJ tried to make the capital important, and it never really caught on.
• The "Flying" Islands
• Although I can't think of FIoJ without seeing those flying islands, some people believed that this gave us a bad image towards the more serious nations. Maybe it did, maybe it didn't. It's hard to really tell now that the project is over.

• Home Cities
• When FIoJ was first designed, the idea was to have each of the three cities be marginally independent and have their own local laws. This meant that where you lived would actually make a difference. As any FIoJ citizen can tell you, this never mattered in the least. A larger population would be required to even think about making this actually function like it was supposed to.
• Departments of Information/Peace
• These are the "other two" departments of the FIoJ; the ones no one really cares about. The problem with these departments was lack of interest, staffing, and planning. With proper time and effort, they could have been developed further. The only two well known things to come out of these departments were the FIoJ Skyline and the Epoch-class Fighter. Considering the size and importance of the departments, more should have been accomplished.
• FIoJ FAQ
• This was designed to help new members figure out what the heck was going on. Unfortunately, the actual FAQ was filled with pro-Jasonian propaganda that gave it a bad image before it ever because useful. It probably should have been deleted after this.
• The Join Form
• ARGH!! This was supposed to be redesigned in an easier format, but never was. If this would have been easier, maybe the population would have been higher.
• The Prototype Flag
• Even the President had to roll his eyes at this one. Over a month into it's life, FIoJ still didn't have a flag, so the President designed one to be a temporary flag. Unfortunately, it was never replaced, so the stupid thing remains as our official flag.

Grumbling about how untity this room was, the expedition finally gathers all the notes into an easy to read form, and leaves them on a desk for others to find. They would like to take the notes with them, but other rooms beacon...