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- From: kleber@husc11.harvard.edu (Gwydden)
- Newsgroups: rec.org.sca
- Subject: Re: German heraldry
- Message-ID: <kleber.725738243@husc.harvard.edu>
- Date: 30 Dec 92 17:57:23 GMT
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- Quoth Gwenllian Cwmystwyth (did I spell that right? We welshmen have to
- stick together... :-)
-
- > Ok, do you have a single, widely available, English-language
- > source for these German words? One that the local herald of Podunkia
- > will be able to access when trying to figure out just what the
- > emblazon should be so they can determine conflict?
-
- Just a sec-- are you saying that if the answer to this question is
- "no", that's a reason to not use the terms? If we did that-- didn't allow
- things because they would place too much strain on our conflict checking
- system-- then it sounds to me like it's our conflict checking system's
- problem! To me, that would seem like the College of Heralds' bureaucracy
- getting in the way of recreation for sure!
-
-
- If I'm misrepresenting you and you weren't suggesting that, just ignore
- my rantings, of course... :-)
-
- --Gwydden Lawen I don't have an overactive
- Borough of Duncharloch, Carolingia imagination... I have an
- kleber@husc.harvard.edu underactive reality... --EG
-