[Artemisia] Reading
Stephanae Baker
stephanae at countryrhoades.net
Thu Jul 26 11:14:19 CDT 2007
Dear Sir Conrad,
No that doesn't seem reasonable to me. For me, the Aerie is sort of a
place to stay-in-touch with other Artemisians between events on any
topic we choose. I know you don't mean to be rude and I consider you
no less a friend than I did before; however, your post yesterday hurt
me. To me, the Aerie is sort of like a large pavilion full of
Artemisians. We mingle and start up conversations. If no one is
interested in what we say, it dies quickly. If some people are
interested, they form groups and talk. People who aren't interested
fall away and find other conversations. I've never had anyone walk
into my conversation from the outside and say, "What you're saying
doesn't interest me and it isn't appropriate in this pavilion. Please
take your conversation outside." I do think that's rude--even cruel--
whether intentionally so or not.
If you were to bring up Amway on the list and other people responded
with interest, it would not be my place to tell you to shut up. I'd
delete and wait for a topic that interested me.
Belladonna
On Jul 26, 2007, at 9:29 AM, Chuck Heisler Jr. wrote:
> Sure,
>
> Here is a brief outline for you.
>
> Things related to:
>
> The Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA) or medieval history in
> general up until about 1650 AD. If you want to throw in the
> occasional Artemisia specific sort of information, like where to
> find something related to an SCA centric project that seems fine.
>
> Does that seem reasonable?
>
> Otherwise, if you just want to talk about anything at all, lets
> talk about the War in Iraq, or why Mormons don't make good pets, or
> perhaps how you discipline your children (if you have any) or why
> its ok to say the "N" word in rap songs but not in public. Cause
> if you just want to debate mundane topics, I'll be happy to tell
> you why you are wrong because you don't agree with me.
>
> So, really, if you want to talk about Harry Potter or some other
> mundane subject, go ahead, just consider that you are doing it on a
> topic specific environment on which it does not belong.
>
> I'm not trying to be rude. Honestly I'm not, I'm very good at
> rude and this isn't it.
>
> CvZ
>
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