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<DIV>Journeyman as used in the real world means that you know what you are doing
and are no longer a student, not the meaning that we are after IMHO.</DIV>
<DIV>plachoya</DIV>
<DIV>humble archer <BR>Ravens Fort Ansteorra</DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial></FONT><BR></DIV><A title=mailto:jspinks@ix.netcom.com
href="mailto:jspinks@ix.netcom.com">jspinks@ix.netcom.com</A> (<A
title=mailto:jspinks@ix.netcom.com
href="mailto:jspinks@ix.netcom.com">jspinks@ix.netcom.com</A>) said something
that sounded like:<BR>> For my two cents worth- yeoman is the first term
that came to my mind<BR>> without doing any research on the subject.
Granted we currently use it<BR>> as a Royal Round ranking but that could be
changed.<BR><BR>The other one that caught my ear was Journeyman. I think it's
used in<BR>Antir as a ranking.<BR><BR>Ciao,<BR><BR>-- <BR>Phelim "Pug"
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