[MR] Kingdom level event bids

Nicholas S. Malone Nix at iolinc.net
Wed Feb 12 12:23:28 PST 2003


How about if a rotating schedule is made among the Baronies, for 4+
years and each is required to hold 2 kingdom events in that period.
Similar required hostings were common among British and HRE reigns. If I
know I have 1 + years to pull off an event I think I could get it done.
I know kings like to select some locations but it is not working. Of
course I would allow baronies to trade events like companies trade tax
credits etc. There is no reason this could not be made a requirement to
hold any active status barony.  This would not preclude Shires and
colleges from doing Kingdom events and would settle planning issues well
in advance.  This sort of thing is done by other national and regional
organizations to schedule qualifying matches and such and is a time and
cost burden equally spread over the course of time.

There that ought to get a few feather's ruffled.

Debbie Halstead wrote:
> HRH Logan said:
>
>>with the bid for coronation coming in so late (as is
>>the case with so many kingdom events) there has been
>>little time to get one together.  that being the case
>>i would hope that more groups will put in bids
>>for kingdom events and that those planning on going
>>to those events make plans to do so either way.
>
>
> Unfortunately, while I'd love to see events set
> further in advance, I think this is a case of our best
> intents backfiring on us. With bids for events due 6+
> months in advance, it becomes difficult to secure
> sites. Groups can't reserve many sites that far ahead,
> and therefore don't bother, because they figure
> someone else will rise to the occasion. There are then
> very few bids, or in some cases, like the winter
> University that Isenfir just hosted, there are no
> bids, and one has to hope that some ambitious group
> will decide to scramble and make a saving throw. I
> think the end result is that the deadline is
> exacerbating the problem rather than improving it. I'm
> not certain what a good answer would be -- if you move
> the deadline too far forward, groups then have to
> scramble to pull off the event, not to mention have
> attendees scrambling if they want to attend, which
> isn't good either. Perhaps Lady Katherine, who handles
> Kingdom level event bids, could lend some insight . .
> . Under any circumstances, does anyone out there have
> a better idea to encourage more groups to bid more
> rapidly for Kingdom level events?
>
> Debora, who's now that she's no longer a seneschale,
> has time to research her leads on Isenfir sites for
> 12th night and Crown/Coronations . . .
>
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