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competition_ftf:world:wdc [2024/08/31 14:21] – [World Diplomacy Championship] lei_saarlainencompetition_ftf:world:wdc [2025/09/07 13:27] (current) – [Hall of glory] lei_saarlainen
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 The World Diplomacy Championship  or WDC, or Worldipcon is a face to face Diplomacy competition created by the british Hobby in 1988. initially disputed every two years the frequency become yearly in 1994 under a french impulse  The World Diplomacy Championship  or WDC, or Worldipcon is a face to face Diplomacy competition created by the british Hobby in 1988. initially disputed every two years the frequency become yearly in 1994 under a french impulse 
  
-{{ :competition_ftf:monde:un_emblem_blue.svg.png?200|}}+{{:competition_ftf:world:un_emblem_blue.svg.png?400|}}
  
  
 ===== Origins ===== ===== Origins =====
 +excert from an article of Iain Bowen ([[history:wdc_a_short_history|full article]])
  
 World Dip Con started off as an idea mooted by Simon Billeness in the US zine House of Lords as an idea that Britain could host a DipCon. This idea was quickly crushed as the idea of the North American Championships ‘crossing the pond’ proved to be anathema to the majority of the contributors to HoL. However, the idea didn’t go away as many people expressed an interest in attending a convention in the United Kingdom. From there, the next suggestion was World Dip Con and Manorcon (the largest UK Diplomacy convention) agreed to test the water with a World Dip Con in 1988. There seemed to be little objection – so Manorcon 88 became World Dip Con. World Dip Con started off as an idea mooted by Simon Billeness in the US zine House of Lords as an idea that Britain could host a DipCon. This idea was quickly crushed as the idea of the North American Championships ‘crossing the pond’ proved to be anathema to the majority of the contributors to HoL. However, the idea didn’t go away as many people expressed an interest in attending a convention in the United Kingdom. From there, the next suggestion was World Dip Con and Manorcon (the largest UK Diplomacy convention) agreed to test the water with a World Dip Con in 1988. There seemed to be little objection – so Manorcon 88 became World Dip Con.
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 +|[[competition_ftf:world:wdc:wdc2025sanfrancisco|2025]]|{{images:flags:usa.png?25x17}} Noam Brown|{{images:flags:usa.png?25x17}} Adam Sigal|{{images:flags:usa.png?25x17}} David Hood|{{images:flags:usa.png?25x17}} San Francisco|106|
 |[[competition_ftf:monde:championnat_du_monde_2024|2024]]|{{images:flags:fra.png?25x17}} Nicolas Sahuguet|{{images:flags:aus.png?25x17}} Peter McNamara |{{images:flags:deu.png?25x17}} Fabian Straub |{{images:flags:ita.png?25x17}} Milano  | 66| |[[competition_ftf:monde:championnat_du_monde_2024|2024]]|{{images:flags:fra.png?25x17}} Nicolas Sahuguet|{{images:flags:aus.png?25x17}} Peter McNamara |{{images:flags:deu.png?25x17}} Fabian Straub |{{images:flags:ita.png?25x17}} Milano  | 66|
 |[[competition_ftf:monde:championnat_du_monde_2023|2023]]|{{images:flags:aus.png?25x17}} Jamal Blakkarly |{{images:flags:usa.png?25x17}} Brandon Fogel |{{images:flags:can.png?25x17}} Chris Brand  |{{images:flags:tha.png?25x17}} Bangkok  | 29| |[[competition_ftf:monde:championnat_du_monde_2023|2023]]|{{images:flags:aus.png?25x17}} Jamal Blakkarly |{{images:flags:usa.png?25x17}} Brandon Fogel |{{images:flags:can.png?25x17}} Chris Brand  |{{images:flags:tha.png?25x17}} Bangkok  | 29|
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 |{{images:flags:fra.png?25x17}} France|11|5|8| |{{images:flags:fra.png?25x17}} France|11|5|8|
-|{{images:flags:usa.png?25x17}} Etats Unis|7|9|10|+|{{images:flags:usa.png?25x17}} Etats Unis|8|10|11|
 |{{images:flags:aus.png?25x17}} Australie|6|4|1| |{{images:flags:aus.png?25x17}} Australie|6|4|1|
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 |{{images:flags:gbr.png?25x17}} Simon Bouton|1|0|0| |{{images:flags:gbr.png?25x17}} Simon Bouton|1|0|0|
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 +|{{images:flags:usa.png?25x17}} Adam Sigal|0|1|1|
  
  
  
  
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