[Sca-cooks] A&S projects

[Stefan li Rous]

Daniel replied to me with:
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Stefan wrote regards a project I suggested:

Okay, Daniel. When I can expect to get a copy of this article on how
to do such a project, for the Florilegium?

Well... I've already an article on A/S documentation posted in the
Florilegium.
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Okay, I had thought you had, but didn't see if when I went looking  
through my filelist. Which is why I didn't mention it in my message.  
However, I did find it this time. For those who might be interested,  
it is:
Documentation-art (12K)  8/22/04    "Documentation - a Quick and  
Painless Guide"
                                        by Ld. Daniel Raoul le Vascon.
http://www.florilegium.org/files/CELEBRATIONS/Documentation-art.html

 >>>>
My most recent article on A/S judging, published in my
kingdom's A/S publication, was controversial.  Perhaps I should let
the dust
settle.  Be that as it may, I can post that article to Stefan for
inclusion in the Florilegium if he wishes.
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Please do send it to me for inclusion. I may or may not agree with  
the opinions expressed and in message files I often go out of my way  
to make sure different points of view are heard, even if I don't  
agree with some (or any) of them. If someone objects, they can write  
their own article and submit it to me.

 >>>>
I will say that I've had in mind, for over
a year or so now, to do a research A/S entry/article documenting
ephemeral acts, i.e. the use of rude gestures in period.
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Ohhh. As either an article on documenting ephemeral acts, or as an  
article on rude gestures in period, I would really like to see this  
article. Hey, I could even publish the latter in the Florilegium and  
still use those gestures. The people I am likely to gesture to are  
likely to be those so full of themselves that they wouldn't stoop so  
low as to read the Florilegium, anyway. Afterall, they know  
everything about the Middle Ages already.

Stefan
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THLord Stefan li Rous    Barony of Bryn Gwlad    Kingdom of Ansteorra
    Mark S. Harris           Austin, Texas           
StefanliRous at austin.rr.com
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