Lingua Franca Nova

The flag of Lingua Franca Nova is a ray pattern flag of five colors: blue, green, yellow, orange, and red, and follows a similar pattern to the flag of the Seychelles.
The flag was designed in 2004 by Stefan Fisahn and Beate Hornung.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lingua_Franca_Nova#Flag
The flag is most likely "unofficial", but it is unknown, mainly due to the fact that the language only has 200 speakers. The flag is still featured on the official website.
==Symbolism==
The flag uses rainbow colors that come from the peace movement. The flag uses a Seychelles template, due to the fact that Creole is one of the languages spoken in Seychelles, and also comes from a sunrise appearance. It is also possible that the five colors represent the five continents.https://www.crwflags.com/fotw/flags/qy-lfn.html
It is said that the rainbow flag can also represent peace and brotherhood, but unlike popular belief, not LGBTQ.
==Former flag==
The former flag of Lingua Franca Nova is a navy blue background with a white dove in the center of the flag, carrying an olive branch in its beak. It was designed by "Boeree".
The flag was inspired by "europijon" from the word pun between "pijon" (dove) and "europijin" (europidgin), was inspired by Pablo Picasso's drawing.
==References==
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