Three Suggestions

My first suggestion is that the suggestion forum be moved into another board so that normal users can post in it.

My second suggestion is that we slow down time when wars occur. I know that it's not an ideal solution, but because of time zone issues and the limited amount of free time on all of our hands, it will realistically take at least several days to resolve any military conflict, resulting in the ridiculous scenario in which even the most minor wars will take several years. Large, complex wars that would realistically take around five years might end up going on for decades.

As for unit movement, there's a similar problem. I assume that a 'turn' is one IRL week; if that's the case, it'll take years for any military unit to even cross your own country, which I believe is just ridiculous. I think that, considering the time scale involved, movement should be instantaneous. This system worked fine in the old RP, and though I understand that units are slower here, time also moves more quickly, so it should balance out nicely.

First should be fixed.
Second was discussed, and we decided that despite it not being ideal, keeping the timescale is better than having to change literally everything to fit a slowed timescale any time there's a war.
Third isn't an issue, check how much 100 pixels is on a map. It's a long distance. In addition, railroads make travel near-instantaneous and you can move instantly within your own ZoC. Having movement take time also has the effect of preventing Japan from randomly jumping in to help France who's being attacked by Germany, so we can keep conflicts relatively localised.

Alright, I agree with everything you've said. I would suggest, however, that in the case of a world war, the time scale ought to be changed. Still, I suppose it's not imperative to do so.