[Sca-cooks] remove vs course

[Adele de Maisieres]

Phil Troy / G. Tacitus Adamantius wrote:

>On Jun 5, 2006, at 5:10 PM, Adele de Maisieres wrote:
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>>Perhaps that's a geographical thing.  I've only rarely heard "remove"
>>around here.
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>I occasionally hear it here, too, but I suspect it's not so much a  
>geographical thing, per se, as an old bit of SCA culture that had  
>faded from use in favor of more proper historical terms at different  
>rates in different geographical areas -- if you see the distinction  
>I'm making?
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I think that's roughly what I meant.  "Autocrat" and "feastocrat" were 
once common here, along with remove, but are now rare, having been 
actively discouraged in favour of "steward", "cook", and "course".   
"Troll" and "eric" are also becoming less common.  I think this has come 
about partly due to encouragement from council/officers/etc. and partly 
due to the relative insularity of the Eastern Isles of Lochac.

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Adele de Maisieres

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