[MR] Medieval Trivia list

[Shane B]

Greetings Gentles and Good Morrow,


     I very seldom plug this list (or anything 
else for that matter) but if any of you could 
pass on knowledge of it's existence to your other 
lists and sources I would be grateful.  We 
currently have 449 subscribers and have been 
around for over a half of decade.  I think a 
broader medievalist experience base would even 
more enhance it's academic and often entertainment uh eclecticism.  :)

Thank Ye

Alastair

P.S. I have included the list description and 
site below so for folk as 'motivated' as I am can 
just cut and paste it to whatever source they like if they wish.  :)


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http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MedievalTrivia/

This is a list for SCA and other related 
reenactment groups focusing on but not limited to 
Medieval Trivia and general "Gee-Whiz" 
information (and sometimes humor) about both the 
Middle Ages and Renaissance period.

This list fills a unique niche and has been 
around for over a half a decade and was created 
for no other reason than solely as a 
labor-of-love on my part and has no other agenda 
than education and entertainment.

Expect eclectic chat dialog as we have some 
pretty knowledgeable folk here with some very **real** academic credentials!

On topic website link contributions to both the 
list and *especially* to our voluminous 'links' 
section are welcomed and greatly encouraged!

Please also understand that web links selling 
reenactor items and sundry are not considered 
*spam* here but are on topic as resources and are 
often trivial (and amusing) information in and of 
themselves if they are not reposted excessively. 
I confess I have always had a soft spot for SCA and Renn merchants ok? :)

We ask that any "controversial" debate topics 
(usually religion, politics and a few other items 
not universally accepted as polite discussion 
topics at many supper tables) that appear to be 
excessively dominating the forum be carried over 
to our "Medieval Debates" sister list (link 
posted below) at the pleasure of those involved 
when politely asked to do so by the moderator(s) and others please.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/medievaldebates/

Huzzah, Vivant, and Happy Medieval Triviality!

,ø¤º°`°º¤ø,¸ Alastair¸,ø¤º°`°º¤ø,¸  
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