[Ansteorra] Travel (was Re: Participation vs. Recruitment (long))
Jean Paul de Sens
jeanpauldesens at gmail.com
Tue Jan 31 05:55:54 PST 2012
Ismet's quote bears extra discussion in my eyes. I used to think that the
purpose of travel was in essence, to advertise yourself. After our
vacation to Scotland, where we got to see what happens to fighter's who
were not able to travel because of the geography of where they live, my
opinion changed.
You travel because distance breaks habits, and people outside the a
rational travel distance are substantially different in the ways that they
do things. Learning these differences, and the reasons behind them,
encourage faster growth.
Anyway, my two cents.
JP
Qui mieux fait, mieux vault.
On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 9:45 AM, Hugh & Belinda Niewoehner <
BurgBorrendohl at valornet.com> wrote:
> On 1/26/2012 3:20 PM, Deborah May wrote:
>
>> Fun is
>> what it's all supposed to be about, after all.
>>
>> Blessings,
>> Mistress Ceridwen
>>
> Thank you, thank you! for this reminder.
>
> And, unfortunately, I agree that all too often it is not "how you play"
> that counts, but "you have to travel to count". But to be fair, the
> argument for requiring travel for advancement has some merits. If no one
> in Kingdom outside your local group sees your skill/work, they are less
> likely to promote your interests to Knight, Laurel, etc. I know some in
> our group who do travel have tried to help others who can't by taking some
> of their work to enter/display. Regrettably, however, it seems that there
> is also a great deal of 'networking' that must be done face to face as
> well, so that anyone with serious ambitions must indeed travel. But one
> can still have /fun /no matter where or how often they are able to play.
> When it's no longer fun, it's time to find something else to spend your
> time and resources on.
>
> Ismet
>
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