ARCH - Info for the archers (was The new year)

[Eadric Anstapa]

There is nothing wrong with having this type of information on the web 
pages.  As far as "an air of being official" that is not a real concern or at 
the very least of minimum concern since it easily addressed by the 
appropriate disclaimers.

Our Archery Web pages and indeed even the SCA corporate web pages contain all 
sorts of links to unofficial sites and unofficial resources that are helpful 
to our members.   Indeed the SCA stock clerk even sells tons of materials 
that are in no way "official" to the SCA.  

Look at how many various SCA Kingdom Archery Pages have IKAC information, 
scoresheets, and resources on them.  The IKAC is privately sponsored and 
not "official" in any SCA capacity but nobody has any second thoughts about 
seeing IKAC info posted all over SCA web sites.

When someone has information that they think should be posted on our Kingdom 
Archery Web pages they need to send it directly to me.  It is my job as the 
vscribe to make sure that it doesn't violate any SCA policies and that it 
appropriate content for our website.  If I have concerns or questions then I 
will get back to you and we can discuss it.

The same is true for links.  If there is a related website that you often 
visit and think should be listed on our links page then send me the URL.

Finally, A note on the submission of content.  Please consider that it does 
take time to develop materials for publication on a web site.  If you send me 
a link to a page elsewhere then that is something that can be added quickly.  
Likewise a PDF file or similar web ready document is easy to upload and link 
to.  If I have to develop a web page or format/convert a document then it 
might take be a bit of time.

In Service,

Lord Eadric Anstapa
vscribe for the Ansteorran Archery Marshallate


"Dewart, Charles R. --G3 Contractor (Anteon Corp)" 
<Charles.Dewart at hood.army.mil> said:

> Geof said something like:
> 
> Gilli,
> Maybe that information, and similar type information,could be put on the
> archery web page.
> Geof
> 
> Yes, I think that would be a GREAT idea.  However; doing that would give it
> an air of being official, which wouldn't necessarily be a bad thing if
> that's how we want to do them.  Personnally, I think it should be.  But,
> that's just me.
> 
> Now here's a question:  Just what all could we put on the archery web page?
> Who has to say yes to putting it on the page?

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