ANST - Belts, favors, Associates

[Pug Bainter]

Vicki Marsh said something that sounded like:
> In response to the questions about terminology, what about taking some 
> one under your patronage? You would be their patron and they would be 
> your artisan, or musician. 

Haven't I heard this used, within an SCA context, to be someone who
promotes someone else within a circle that is not their formal teacher?
I think I have heard it in reference to either Peers or Nobles being the
patron.

> Or, if you were teaching someone in a particular area, they could be 
> your student and you would be their tutor.

Why not teacher? It's such a simple term that is under used. Although
tutor does work.

I see it when you enter into the relationship of Master/Student that the
terminology and function change. Again, this could be my own silly
ideals creaping in.

Unfortunately I haven't been following this closely, so I could be
rehashing or in a different conversation.

Ciao,

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