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Re: Credit where credit is due




Poster: "Galen" <galen@Majordomo.net>

Forgive me if I sounded like I was reprimanding people for not crediting the
author.  I just happened to receive an announcement from Rathflead about
three weeks ago about his new recording, and wished to provide this
information to the populace at large.  I find him a wonderful bard and
person. (Even though I have not met him personally)

Again, I apologize to anyone who might have been offended by my post.

Lady Rixende de Rouen

-----Original Message-----
From: rosine <rosine@wwisp.com>
To: Porter, Timothy W. <Porter@alhrm.brooks.af.mil>
Cc: Merry Rose <atlantia@atlantia.sca.org>
Date: Friday, January 09, 1998 12:03
Subject: Re: Credit where credit is due


>
>Poster: rosine <rosine@wwisp.com>
>
>Porter, Timothy W. wrote:
>>
>> > I've seen several messages now giving credit for the Beowulf piece to
the
>> appropriate bard....
>
><<<SNIP>>>
>
>   Well let's keep in
>> mind that he may not, and in fact didn't, know the source.
>
> <<SNIP AGAIN>>
>
> But, I would caution people not to reprimand others, in
>> public or private,  who fail to give a source.  Simply inform them.  They
>> may be ignorant of the original and will probably appreciate the
information
>> instead of resenting the reprimand.
>
>I thank you Lord Cedric, that is a kind thought. The message that
>I quoted (from Baroness Juletta) was sent to me privately, so I
>could save face by correcting my original post. That was indeed a
>noble and courteous way of handling my mistake, and I thank her,
>and you, for your chivalry.
>
>Rosine
>Baroness of Marinus
>
>btw - as a side note, would this furror mean then, that it would
>be best to never post anything no matter how interesting, if the
>originial author is unknown? I had no idea where THL Gaffer had
>found that piece, and since he is scrupulous about acknowledging
>sources, neither did he... we both found the piece amusing and
>wanted to share it with people we thought would enjoy it. I, for
>one, shall be much less inclined to do that here - which is good
>for mail volumn, if nothing else.
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