[MR] Proposal for reducing the backlog of scrolls with help fromBarons/esses and Heralds

R.I.P. Louise mrspix at gmail.com
Mon Jun 18 10:01:59 PDT 2007


I must agree.  I would like to have a complete, registered name and
heraldry, however it has taken me 2 years to decide on a first name, and I
still don't know what my last name will be.  Also, I have yet to decide on a
device to register.  While persona development is an interest of mine in the
SCA, it is not my primary interest and is often preceeded by other
activities.

Isolda


On 6/18/07, Kelly Keck <kellylynne at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On 6/18/07, Lady Ro <ladyro at comcast.net> wrote:
> >
> > I do not understand why registered name/heraldry is an issue.  It is not
> a
> > requirement within Corpora to play.   I *thought* the reason for scrolls
> > was
> > that the recipient of same had done things worthy of being thanked and
> > these
> > were the results.
> >
> > If the recipient hasn't registered a name and device, what is wrong with
> > giving the award to Jane or John of (barony/shire/canton) and using the
> > populace badge?  It's there for ALL of Atlantia to use.
> >
> > Maybe I'm not seeing the big picture here, but it really seems like a no
> > brainer.  Some people just don't CARE about registering stuff, and they
> > should not be penalized because their interests don't coincide with
> those
> > of
> > others.
>
>
> I definitely agree.  Also, is heraldry period for every persona?  It's by
> no
> means my area of expertise, but I'm sure there are heralds on the list who
> can give us a history of heraldry and where/when devices were used to
> identify an individual.
>
> Someone with a Viking or Chinese or what have you might choose not to
> register a device because it doesn't fit with their persona--does that
> mean
> they should never get a scroll if they've received an award?
>
> Also, not only are there people who just don't care to register stuff,
> there
> are people who *wisely* wait on registering a name and device until
> they're
> certain it's what they want, rather than going to the trouble of
> registering
> a name only to determine after a few months that they'd rather have
> something else.
>
> Adriana Michaels
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