This is a great quiz and definitely should be featured! Here are some suggestions for getting it featured:
-Change 'Australia' to 'Oceania'
-Make colored boxes the normal blue color
-Remove South America box alltogether
-Change 'The Netherlands' to 'Netherlands'
-Change the 'St' in the countries that have that in their name to 'St.'
-Adjust box dimensions so that Marshall Islands and Solomon
Islands each fit on one line
These will not make the quiz inherently better, but will make it Jetpunk standard. I don't work for Jetpunk or anything, but based on what I've seen, quizzes that fit in with other quizzes get featured more often.
I might argue that "USA" being an accepted answer to get "United States" while "US" is not, kind of speaks for itself as to why USA should not be included in this list. Additionally, the Declaration of Independence's title includes "the United States of America."
On the other hand, however, many official documents include both "United States" and "United States of America," so who am I to say?
Maybe there are other examples / counterexamples where shortened forms may change the list?
-Change 'Australia' to 'Oceania'
-Make colored boxes the normal blue color
-Remove South America box alltogether
-Change 'The Netherlands' to 'Netherlands'
-Change the 'St' in the countries that have that in their name to 'St.'
-Adjust box dimensions so that Marshall Islands and Solomon
Islands each fit on one line
These will not make the quiz inherently better, but will make it Jetpunk standard. I don't work for Jetpunk or anything, but based on what I've seen, quizzes that fit in with other quizzes get featured more often.
I.e. the United States of America doesn’t end in S!
On the other hand, however, many official documents include both "United States" and "United States of America," so who am I to say?
Maybe there are other examples / counterexamples where shortened forms may change the list?