[Scriptoris] Re: Backlog

[Mahee]

I have to agree with Sarah. If a site were set up for peers who request a scroll, and royals whether they request it or not...they have worked hard...they need a break<g>, it would be a really good idea. More peers might feel a little more comfortable requesting a scroll. As far as Royals, someone should be requested the day they win crown tourney so they have 9 months to get the scroll done in, and that may be part of Star's job. 
 
your servant,
mahee

Kimberly Koch <sarapenrose at yahoo.com> wrote:
I'd recommend that we require peers and royals to
*request* scrolls,...

BTW, have I mentioned yet that I also think we need to
limit our list to peers and royals (those of county or
ducal rank)? Every award at grant level or below
already comes with a scroll, but peers and royals
often - *usually* - do not receive scrolls, so if
we're going to work on backlog, I think it makes sense
to start with those.

Sara

--- Wolfger von Sibenburgen 
wrote:
> 
> > The next step really is up to ... the peers. Shy
> or
> > no, they or their agents need to step up and talk
> to
> > us about what they need. They can choose an agent
> if
> > they want to do their own form of a "clearing
> house".
> 
> 
> Here is a thought.
> 
> The Kingdom of the West has a web page that shows
> the
> full backlog. Each person owed a scroll, and whether
> that person is active. It also includes date the
> award
> was issued, and whether the recipient has their name
> and device passed. It is updated when a scroll has
> been assigned to a scribe.
> 
> Could something similar be worked out for Ansteorra?
> 
> In service,
> Wolfger 
> 
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