RE: Disc: Pay-to-Fight

[Gregory Stapleton <gregsta@microsoft.com>]

Poster: Gregory Stapleton <gregsta@MICROSOFT.com>

Quite honestly, yes, Milady Anarra.  All of the aforementioned clubs
required paid membership in order to participate.  It was o'k to attend
a few meetings without membership, but after that, you were expected to
pay your dues.  If you didn't, somebody, usually the chapter president
or the treasurer or both would speak to you about joining up if you
wished to continue "playing."

I guess if I get right down to it, I feel that if any of us have to pay,
we should all pay and equally share the load of funding our game.  Once
again, everyone that comes to an event is currently receiving benefits
from the organization, therefore, they should help to support that
organization, in my belief.  I believe that this should be society wide.
 I mean, isn't this one of our principles, pitching in together and
sharing the load?  

YIS,
Lord Gawain Kilgore

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>From: 	Terry L. Neill[SMTP:Neilltl@ptsc.slg.eds.com]
>Sent: 	Friday, July 05, 1996 7:04 PM
>To: 	Atlantia List
>Subject: 	RE: Disc: Pay-to-Fight
>
>
>Poster: "Terry L. Neill" <Neilltl@ptsc.slg.eds.com>
>
>
>But did any of these clubs require paid membership in order to
>*participate?*
>
>Even the SCA requires payment to be a member.  Those who do not pay are
>not '
>members' in this context. (Of course they are 'members' of our culture
>-
>just not 'members' of SCA, Inc.)
>
>        - Anarra
>
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