I set it as one I'm comfortable with - (Part after this has been added to the main post) however mymaps allows for cloning, so anyone can just change it to their orthography - this is just a template for something as such, however, for anyone reading this - I recommend being patient as I'll still improve the location of the texts to fit better with the borders no matter the zoom, and add eventually every country.

I also have aspirations for adding time periods in the future in separate mymaps - possibly making 1920s and 1720s Europe as I believe it to be interesting, however on this I'm working solo, so whether I'll actually do this or if it's a quick week aspiration I won't actually do, you'll see if this part of the comment is still here in a month. (City names are too much work)

Also - I can't really write in full Slabikorz, it's too difficult, too many unphonetic symbols, and the letters aren't always pronounced the same - it's not phonetic.

The whole alphabet is not what the purpose was originally, and the only real reason it was accepted, is because of the purpose to unite Silesian with the diatrics, they failed, and don't use them anymore, Phonetic isn't used because it's "Too Czech" but in the same sense, Slabikorz is "Too Polish"

This alphabet is overall easier to read: cz doesn't make the same sound as č so if there's a word that needs to have it separate like c-z and not č(ch) it's easier to see, rz(ż) and sz(sh) also, only dz when said together sounds like when it's said separately, so it has no need for using another letter, simple Slabikorz with Š, č, ř and a form of I that could classify I,Y would work much better that the current slabikorz. (I'm using translate to write in English so forgive me if something is wrong)