[MR] : Re: Queen's Corner - Peerage discussion

[David Wendelken]

> 
>> And then there's the dreaded, "To become "X" in Atlantia, you have to
>> have a web page." I have found that being accused of peerage hunting
>> has kept many from sharing their knowledge with the world via the
>> Internet.  On the other hand, I've also seen many who've been ignored
>> for peerages for years until they've "published" online - and then it
>> was a very short trip.
> 
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>There is something perversely wrong with a need for a web presence of any
>kind being necessary  for ANY level of recognition in a MEDIEVAL living
>history group (the SCA in our case).
>The exception being of course is recognition for accomplishments relating
>to >producing web content.

>Hargrove the Wanderer   

Apparently you have missed the prior discussions on this topic.

The SCA and Atlantia have many awards, as do its baronages.  None of them to
my knowledge - and CERTAINLY not the peerages - require publishing on the
web.   

There are so many it's certainly possible there's an award specifically "for
web publishing", but I doubt it.  Any award for publishing would almost
certainly be for publishing in any medium.

andras salamandra