SCA-Directions for Chiv to join SCA_Chivalry@Yahoogroups.com

Richard Blackmoore · Post by **Richard Blackmoore** » Sun Mar 06, 2005 1:41 pm

Any SCA members of the chivalry wishing to join the E-mail list group "SCA_Chivalry@Yahoogroups.com" can follow the directions below. They were sent to me by one of the moderators, Sir Mitchell from the East Kingdom.

This group has approximately 200 members on it IIRC, from all different kingdoms. You will typically be asked a couple of basic questions to authenticate you as a knight of the SCA. I find this list very helpful, as inter kindom anthropology varies more than even I realized and you get a lot of different perspectives from this list.

Richard Blackmoore
East Kingdom KSCA
SCA Definition of Whining "Light, light, light EXCESSIVE!"
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You go to the group's "home" page at:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SCA_Chivalry/

and click the large friendly "Join this Group" button!

Mitchell, BÃƒÂ¢ro et Miles Orientalis
Co-Moderator

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mrks · Post by **mrks** » Sun Mar 06, 2005 2:26 pm

hi richard

you will also find the same thing here... but these boards have a broad spectrum of all people... sca... non sca and many other types.

so stick around.. your contributions on the chiv list have been amazing.

mrks

Richard Blackmoore · Post by **Richard Blackmoore** » Sun Mar 06, 2005 6:29 pm

Thank you. I do plan to stick around. Several knights had asked me for current directions to get onto the SCA chivalry group on yahoo so I was just posting it here and on the Artemesia site to get the word out to others that might be interested.

If any good gentles would be so kind as to post this to other kingdom's sites and lists in order to help get the word out, I'd appreciate it.

The more the known world chivalry communicates, the better we can work together for improvement and self edification.

I know that I have learned a lot from other knights on the various forums including this one. Especially regarding inter kingdom anthropology. Some of the differences were eye-opening.

Richard