[Sca-cooks] Googling yourself...

[Stefan li Rous]

Daniel Raoul commented:
> You know you are in the SCA when you google both your mundane and your SCA
> name and you get more significantly more hits on your SCA name than your
> mundane one.
Interesting. So, I decided to try this. Even excluding the Florilegium site

since both my names show up quite a bit there, :-) I found a surprising number,
almost 5000 for "Stefan li Rous" and about 2000 for "Mark S. Harris",
although there are a number of folks with that name. Perhaps I should
have chosen a less common persona name...



I was surprised how many role-playing type sites link to or quote from the
Florilegium.


Some of this is a bit scary. Some is just a bit wierd. Such as:

> http://www.schirf.com/erda/magicmage.html
> Stefan's Florilegium
> This huge encyclopedia set is the work of Stefan li Rous. Kept at the Castrum Leonis Library, in Caine, Kent, its magic causes the encyclopedia to expand as Stefan writes new entries. This is unusual, in that Stefan disappeared from Kent almost 200 years ago. Magical divination has failed to determine his whereabouts, but does indicate if Stefan is alive, dead, or undead.
<<<<<


Or is that site simply picking the name from the person who visits

it? Wonder if I should send them email and let them know I am
very much still alive. :-)
--
THLord Stefan li Rous    Barony of Bryn Gwlad    Kingdom of Ansteorra
    Mark S. Harris            Austin, Texas         StefanliRous at austin.rr.com
**** See Stefan's Florilegium files at:  http://www.florilegium.org ****