ANST - Lists of Peers

[Baronman at aol.com]

In a message dated 10/13/99 7:44:03 AM Central Daylight Time, 
Rikki.Mitman at compaq.com writes:

<< Don't mean to sound like a broken record, but I still don't get it. What is
 the *point* of all this listing and reporting and active/inactive statusing?
 
 Teleri ferch Pawl >>
                                  AND

 Dr Tiomoid M. of Angle wrote:
also points out some new social factors about the kingdom ... it's become so 
large that it's becoming increasingly easy to get lost in the shuffle ... 
record keeping and archiving could be a *lot* better ... people are becoming 
more region-centric (a factor of growth in size and peer density ... you tend 
to know primarily your regional folk and what they do) .. 

   Greetings to Daughter Teleri and Kingdom

     All of this fal-da-rah about active or inactive Peers is nice but really 
meaningless.  Any Peer can become active or in-active at any time simply by 
dropping in or dropping out.  All of this is very familiar and sounds 
remarkably like the Principallity issue raised many months ago.  From the 
activity on the list it seemed that everything was decided except who the 
Pricipalities rulers would be.  That could have been decided too, but I went 
into the DELETE mode after about 300 post to this list on that issue.  What 
ever happened to the Principality issue? Maybe people wouldn't get lost in 
the shuffle if we were a little less dispersed.  
      And just to add to the postings, let's also discuss missing Court Baron 
and Baronesses

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