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User:ScotaLaureate

2007-03-14T12:38:24Z

ScotaLaureate:

The term '''Scadianese''' is a much better word than [[SCAism]] when referring to the jargon as used by the [[Scadia]] (aka [[SCA]]), because the '''-ese''' suffix stands for jargon, and it is found in words such as computerese (computer jargon), legalese (legal jargon), officialese (official jargon), etc.

There is one interesting word that you can't find anywhere at [[Cunnan]], it is [[Hennin]] [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hennin] which resembles a Wizard's Hat with a veil.

'''Disclaimer!''' The author is not affiliated with [[Scadia]] (aka [[SCA]]) in anyway what-so-ever. All the views, opinions and critisms about [[Scadia]]. herein are entirely mine, and they don't necessarily reflect the views, opinions and critisms by [[Scadia]], its members, its franchisees and its affiliates. I oppose general prohibtions on pentagram emblems by any Society including [[Scadia]].

'''Postscript!''' Here is an example of a non-[[Scadian]] use of the "Laurels on Shield" which isn't related to historical re-enactment of any kind: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Jerusalem_Municipality_Emblem.jpg], [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:JerusalemEmblem.jpg], and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Kosovo_pisg_ca.png].

Also, this had occurred me: [[Anno Societatis]] is the correct Latin to [[Anno Societas]] (as used on some sources). '''Societatis''' is the Latin genitive singular of '''Societas''' but the latter ('''Societas''') is nominative singular. This Latin use is analogous to '''Domini''' (genitive singular) and '''Dominus''' (nominative singular) which appears in the politically incorrect [[Anno Domini]], and note that I always use [[Common Era]] instead because of my secular perferences and for political correctness.

User:ScotaLaureate

2007-03-14T07:09:52Z

ScotaLaureate:

The term '''Scadianese''' is a much better word than [[SCAism]] when referring to the jargon as used by the [[Scadia]] (aka [[SCA]]), because the '''-ese''' suffix stands for jargon, and it is found in words such as computerese (computer jargon), legalese (legal jargon), officialese (official jargon), etc.

There is one interesting word that you can't find anywhere at [[Cunnan]], it is [[Hennin]] [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hennin] which resembles a Wizard's Hat with a veil.

'''Disclaimer!''' The author is not affiliated with [[Scadia]] (aka [[SCA]]) in anyway what-so-ever. All the views, opinions and critisms about [[Scadia]]. herein are entirely mine, and they don't necessarily reflect the views, opinions and critisms by [[Scadia]], its members, its franchisees and its affiliates.

'''Postscript!''' Here is an example of a non-[[Scadian]] use of the "Laurels on Shield" which isn't related to historical re-enactment of any kind: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Jerusalem_Municipality_Emblem.jpg], [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:JerusalemEmblem.jpg], and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Kosovo_pisg_ca.png].

Also, this had occurred me: [[Anno Sociatis]] is the correct Latin to [[Anno Societas]]. '''Sociatis''' is the Latin genitive singular of '''Societas''' but the latter ('''Societas''') is nominative singular. This Latin use is analogous to '''Domini''' (genitive singular) and '''Dominus''' (nominative singular) which appears in the politically incorrect [[Anno Domini]], and note that I always use [[Common Era]] instead because of my secular perferences and for political correctness.

User:ScotaLaureate

2006-10-16T15:51:15Z

ScotaLaureate:

The term '''SCAese''' is a much better word than [[SCAism]] when referring to the jargon as used by the [[SCA]], because the '''-ese''' suffix stands for jargon, and it is found in words such as computerese (computer jargon), legalese (legal jargon), officialese (official jargon), etc.

There is one interesting word that you can't find anywhere at Cunnan, it is Hennin [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hennin] which resembles a Wizard's Hat.

'''Disclaimer!''' The author is not affiliated with the [[SCA]] in anyway. All the views, opinions and critisms about the [[SCA]]. herein are entirely mine, and they don't necessarily reflect the views, opinions and critisms by the [[SCA]], its members, its franchisees and its affiliates.

'''Postscript!''' Here is an example of a non-SCA use of the �Laurels on Shield�: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Jerusalem_Municipality_Emblem.jpg], [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:JerusalemEmblem.jpg], and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Kosovo_pisg_ca.png].

Talk:Mundane

2006-08-05T06:04:00Z

ScotaLaureate:

Did you know that Wikipedia mentions a synonym to Scadianese (or was that Scaese) use of the word [[Mundane]]? The word in question is [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anatopism anatopism]?

Talk:Pagan

2006-07-04T08:14:12Z

ScotaLaureate:

From all the choices of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belief_system belief systems] that are available within [[SCA|Scadia]] for [[SCAdian|Scadian]] personas, there is actually no mention about [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atheism Atheism] anywhere on [http://cunnan.sca.org Cunnan]. How discrimating?!

I would like this discrimination issue to be fixed up!

User:ScotaLaureate

2006-06-28T14:16:40Z

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Talk:SCAism

2006-02-19T13:23:32Z

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Talk:SCAism

2006-02-13T06:36:45Z

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2006-02-13T04:52:27Z

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User:ScotaLaureate

2006-02-13T04:51:24Z

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