[ANSTHRLD] Conflicting with a non player.

[Deborah Wade]

>>Conflict of an inactive persona.  no one has heard from in 20 years.  If you 
>>can't find someone that is 20 years out of play >>then it is conflict due to a 
>>non-player conflict.  the point is.  if the inactive person's device was 
>>considered inactive and >>therefore not an "ACTIVE" conflict.
>>So your "note of precision" is a moot point.  It is the topic at hand.  
>>Radei 

>>Please don't encourage people to blame the marshals if the armor they worked so 
>>hard on fails the inspection.
 >>Tostig

I have to say great analogy. Thank you, Tostig.  

I am going to throw my two cents in on this topic and speak as someone who is 
heraldically challenged.
When the armory and name are submitted and passed a contract is in place that 
states unless the owner of the armory say it is okay no one will have the same 
armory or anything that is too close it according to the rules.  This contract 
does not have an expiration date on it; therefore, even if someone is inactive 
or deceased you can not conflict with their armory.  


Rhiannon ferch Cian