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Re: [EK] Operation Renaissance Persona
Poster: "Terry L. Neill" <longshipco@hotmail.com>
>Designing an "in persona" event so that less firmly established persona
>players are as welcome as those players with strongly developed
persona
>seems like a tight-rope walk.
Heck, groups throw Middle-Eastern, Viking, Japaneses and even Hawaiian
themed events all the time.
I don't see any reason why a persona-oriented event wouldn't work. The
publicity would just have to be very clear.
The Baroness of Adiantum, An Tir used to throw persona events at her
house sometimes. She'd announce them locally and explain carefully; and
all the folks, like me, who didn't like persona events wouldn't go.
The folks who liked them and went had a great time.
The key here is that the folks who dislike such stuff *stay away* or do
their best to blend.
I don't do Japanese, Hawiian or Middle-eastern events. I don't do dirty
old ladies revels. I do very very few wars. I don't like that stuff
much. And, not wanting to rain on a parade (or have MY parade rained
on) I stay away.
But so what? Not going to those events doesn't seem to be limiting my
enjoyment of the SCA. I could go to an event I liked every weekend if I
wanted.
So I say plan a nice persona event. Be very specific about what's going
on. Be clear about what's expected. And be *polite* to those who
forget and grumble about e-mail anyway. ;)
The best thing about the SCA, IMO, is it's DIVERSITY!
- Anarra
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