u/GOJIRA_MAX12345

Hi guys! I am u/GOJIRA_MAX12345. I made this flag a few months ago, so I don't remember what everything was created to represent, but I made a flag proposal for the pretty much flagless enclave of Piedmont, a small town in California that is surrounded on all sides by Oakland. The flag is inspired by the American flag, and the purple and green stripes represent the Thistle, which is associated with the city. There are 6 stars. I forgot what they mean though, but there's an outline of Piedmont with the number "1907" in it. At the righthand side of the flag is the word "PIEDMONT". I created this flag after realizing Piedmont has basically no flag.

Hi guys! u/GOJIRA_MAX12345 again! You may remember me as the "WyCAU" guy, but here I have a question to ask all of you. What if they made a canal in Coronado's Silver Strand near San Diego, California? Coronado is a peninsula (commonly and mistakingly called an island) in the area near San Diego, California. It is home to the City of Coronado. What if they built a canal between its strand? Wouldn't that make it a true island? What do you think? Also, I made the image myself yesterday to prepare for this question.