[ANSTHRLD] Second Draft of Achievements Proposal Online

[Andrewe Bawldwyn]

I don't know whether I like to see achievements as being painted with
the same brush as an award.

The question seems not to be whether we make recognition easier to
earn, but rather, whether we need to adjust the requirements for
certain levels of heraldic display.

That being said, as I have an obvious role in the outcome of this
situation, I will likely remain fairly mute on the issue so as to
avoid creating a bias. I am however, very interested in all views, and
am monitoring this issue very closely.

Andrewe
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On Tue, Jun 19, 2012 at 2:54 PM, Jay Rudin <rudin at peoplepc.com> wrote:
>   Salvador Ordoñez asked:
>   >Are we trying up make it easier to earn recognition? Why or why not?
>   Can historical accuracy be maintained and still meet the needs of the
>   populace?
>   Excellent! You have asked a crucial question.
>   The issue underlying whether the requirements for an achievement should
>   be dropped to much lower levels is whether an achievement should be
>   among the many forms of recognition easy to earn, or among the many
>   forms of recognition difficult to earn.
>   That's the actual policy question in front of us.
>   Robin of Gilwell / Jay Rudin
>
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