[Ansteorra] just read the link

[Harry Bilings]

Back when I gradated from High school we were told what to wear for our Sr. 
picture. I have to bleive that there wqere guidlines for what to wear i the 
young man can not read and follow directions do we realy want him 
represention the SCA to the rest of the world?



plachoya
humble archer
Ravens Fort Ansteorra

>I started to not reply, but ultimately decided that silence could be
>construed as consent, which would be incorrect in my case. For what
>it's worth, I wouldn't be ok with a 17 year old kid playing with live
>steel within an SCA context, because that is clearly against our
>rules. (Wearing or posing is another matter. Almost all of us bear
>arms that we would never use on a list field; e.g., a belt knife. I'm
>perfectly ok with a 17 year old kid striking a dramatic pose with
>Medieval arms and armor, for a photo to draw attention to his hobby.)
>
>However, that has no bearing on this controversy, which is over
>whether it's ok to include that photo in a school yearbook -- which
>is arguably not so clearly against the rule being cited.
>
>Whether that photo is an ideal representation of the SCA is a whole
>'nother matter. :-)
>
>Michael

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