[Scriptoris] retired charters?

[Diane Rudin]

"Thank you so much for your work.  You might not be aware that we have
'retired' this design.  We will use these, but please don't paint any more of
this design.  Any extras that you still have can be used for practicing
technique.  Here are some copies of what we're using now.  Have fun working
these new designs!"

Then, if they ask why something's been retired, you can then explain about
typos, textual errors, renamed orders, or whatever.  But don't burden people
with long explanations from the start.

--Serena


--- Kimberly Koch <sarapenrose at yahoo.com> wrote:
> However, I have always encouraged people who have
> completed charters in their possession to go ahead and
> turn them in, whether they are retired or not. Errors
> present in the charters are usually small and do not
> justify discarding hours of painting work, especially
> when Sable Scroll is often desperately in need of
> painted charters.
> 
> Sara
> 
> --- Jocelyn Hinkle <scribe_ari at lycos.com> wrote:
> > Ok I have to step in on this one. 
> > Charters are retired for many reasons that can
> > include errors in spelling, text, replication, size
> > etc. Retired charters should not remain in
> > circulation. Use them all you like for practice but
> > please do not continue to put them into circulation.
> > 
> > 
> > Ari


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