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Re: Let's divide Atlantia into three Principalities
Galmr Jarl Ingolfsson wrote:
> > I'm sorry Alexii, I think it is a little early to be holding a polling,
> > even one as informal as a polling of the Merry Rose and Cheapside must by
> > nature be. But I'll keep your comments in mind.
> >
> > Leifr
> >
> BZZZZZZT! I think that smacks too much of censorship on your part Leifr.
> We know you are commited 110% to the principality issue but, if you want to
> do any moderation of discussion with any pretense to integrity at all, you
> are going to have to at least pretend to tolerate opposing views.
>
> I for one think it is a fine time to get the pulse of the issue from those
> on the net before we start talking pros/cons or implementation issues.
>
Gentle patrons of the Merry Rose at Cheapside, let me remind you that we
are not the Royal Curia of Atlantia, nor even a representative proportion
of the populace of the Kingdom. I have brought this issue before you to
solicite your comments and advice, weight your opinions, deal with such
problems as you expound, and thereby create a viable proposal for
creating principalities in Atlantia which will serve the purposes I think
they should. Alexii's not wanting a principality is more then
outweighted by the many people I have spoken to who do wish to create a
northern principality. I give his position the merit it deserves, as I
do Baron Achbar's (it was a private post), Jarl Galmr's, and Gregory of
Isenfir's. Still many others, it seems, want to see this discussion
move forward.
I am not inclined to change the pattern of this discussion (sorry Tadhg
etal) nor am I ready to conduct a straw polling (one must be ware of the
strawman people, after all ;-)).
I hope, over this weekend, that individuals from the proposed southern
and middle principalities will take the time to consider this idea
particularly, and speak to the suggestion. Making a positive comment
will not mean that you are forever forced to be in favor of the
principality idea. (making a negative comment doesn't mean you're damned
to be ever against principalities, either).
Next week, probably Tuesday, I will sum up what I have seen so far, and
begin the discussion on the need for principalities, as I originally
suggested.
In service and begging your patience in this and all things
Leifr Johansson