[Archers] Waivers required or not?

[Jonathas]

Reading this gave me an idea.....  I wonder where we already have a list of
all our active archers, hmm I wonder?

I will look into adding a printable roster style waiver one the Scores
Site, complete with the waiver verbiage, and a list archers both with and
without memberships to make it easy to know who needs to sign each month.
If I can make it work it will at least make the process less painful.

Jonathas
On Dec 4, 2012 8:23 PM, "Jay Nardone" <jaynardone at comcast.net> wrote:

> Good evening all, as promised I have talked with many key Officers
> tonight, to include Rozsa the Kingdom Seneschal and Sir Otto about this
> waiver issue. As much as I wanted it to be my decision it seems it is
> really not. The SCA has levied new rules for what they call “official
> announcements” and more will be coming concerning the use of “social media”
> such as Facebook and the like to advertise SCA events and information. The
> word I now understand is we have 2 ways of looking at things, this is what
> I was told;****
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> **1.       **If we advertise “official” practices or events on any site
> that is considered “official”, we must complete waivers for non-members and
> youth, period…..****
>
> **2.       **If you don’t advertise practices on your branch web pages or
> other media sites considered official by the new rules, you will not be
> required to complete waivers…..****
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> So, it seems this is out of my hands as I can’t provide guidance that is
> encompassing to all. I would hate to not advertise practices only to save
> completion of some paperwork. Waivers are good for a month and don’t need
> to be done each time the same archers show up. They only need to be updated
> and then submitted at the end of the month.****
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> So that is all I know at this point. I can tell you from my Webminster
> efforts there is more of this stuff to come and I still have no clue in
> hell how the Kingdom is going to manage all of these waivers? Maybe they
> will get enough complaints to change things, but at this point it seems we
> are stuck with this. ****
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> So to be clear, if you advertise Archery practice on your branch web page
> or even advertise it on Facebook with the SCA in the title, you WILL be
> required to complete and submit waivers.****
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> If I hear anything different, I will let you know….****
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> In Service,****
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> Janyn****
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