[Bards] The Right Questions

[T'Star]

Ma'am.  The problem I see with that? Is most of the A&S venues and
competitions require more documentation than is either readily
available or can be applied to origional pieces.  By limiting it to
A&S competition rules, that would limit bardic severely.  Yes, having
more appear in A&S competitions would be wonderful, but making that
the main goal of Bards would be a different name on the same
problem... with even fewer options.

~Svetlana

On 11/8/06, gail young <gwynethb63 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> I think if you would move as a group towards making bards more of a part of
> the mainstream A&S community you would make people more aware of your
> talents then you as a group would become more aware of others talents and
> therefore get stronger.  If that happens, then the A&S community as a whole,
> and therefore Ansteorra as a whole, gets stronger.  MY first step, if I were
> a bard, would be to make my spotlight event ligitimate by bringing it into
> the A&S venues.
> But, I am not a bard.  I am here only to promote the Arts and Sciences in
> our Kingdom.
> gwyneth
>
> Robert Fitzmorgan <fitzmorgan at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>  So here are a few of my questions.
>
>
>     What does a thriving, growing, healthy bardic community look like?  How
> is that different than what we have now?
>
>
>     What would you like to see happen that isn't happening now?  How can we
> make that happen?
>
>
>     What can the bardic community do to help you as a bard?
>
>
>     What can you as a bard do to help the bardic community?
>
>
>     What other questions should we be asking ourselves?
>
>
>
>
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