How to improve Liberland’s communication which is very weak
You mean digital communication? In that case, here are some hints for starters;
I’ve tried to locate the nearest base stations, but it takes some time to find relevant info on the net. A better solution might be to visit LL with a spectrum analyzer and a directional or log periodic antenna to identify their location and signal strength.
That would be step one for a handful of residents. Later a more permanent or a centralized solution can be planned by the LL’s Minister for Communications 
The communication by Liberland is so sad that, it takes ages to get a reply or communication or don’t get at all. You all need to up your game to reply to people within 24 hours. From all your representative’s offices in 77 countries, only the Indian Consulate replies to people’s satisfaction and on time but, other consulates need to be on your toes as, you may be losing many Citizenships and E-Residency numbers from all across the world. Reply here, the best man to answer to anyone’s queries.Thank.
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Okay, You were referring to social communication, not the RF or digital version 
I have experienced the same, or the lack of response from nearby LL representatives. I guess they are busy with other real life issues?
Couldn’t this forum be the solution to the above issue? Each representative is assigned a topic in this forum by their name. Then various questions posted to them would be public, and other members could provide an answer. If the current representative is silent for too long, then I guess someone else might be willing to take over the rep assignment.
Just my 5 eurocents…
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You are very correct in that the response and activity in communications is very slow and not responsive and needs to be improved not sure how many people are responsible for reply.
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I think this is a great idea.
In the social media channels, the same questions pop up again after some time.