Bribe - Revision history

Sarah Van Der Goes: added category

2007-07-11T19:40:52Z

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	==Bribery In the SCA==		==Bribery In the SCA==
	Bribery is considered very bad form, but it is rumoured to happen. [[Herald\|Heralds]] in particular are susceptible to such rumours, but there generally is no proof to them.		Bribery is considered very bad form, but it is rumoured to happen. [[Herald\|Heralds]] in particular are susceptible to such rumours, but there generally is no proof to them.

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User 144 at 12:03, 20 May 2006

2006-05-20T12:03:31Z

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	==Bribery In the SCA==		==Bribery In the SCA==
	Bribery is considered very bad form, but it is rumoured to happen. [[Herald\|Heralds]] in particular are susceptible to such rumours, but there generally is no proof to them.		Bribery is considered very bad form, but it is rumoured to happen. [[Herald\|Heralds]] in particular are susceptible to such rumours, but there generally is no proof to them.
	[[Category:money]]

User 144: categorising

2006-05-20T12:03:14Z

categorising

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	[[Gift\|Gifts]] from one [[noble]] to another, even up the chain of [[fealty]], was not considered bribery because gift-giving was an essential part of the structure of [[medieval]] fealty. A certain amount of courtesy and subtlety was required when giving gifts, lest a noble suffer the stigma of dabbling in [[trade]].		[[Gift\|Gifts]] from one [[noble]] to another, even up the chain of [[fealty]], was not considered bribery because gift-giving was an essential part of the structure of [[medieval]] fealty. A certain amount of courtesy and subtlety was required when giving gifts, lest a noble suffer the stigma of dabbling in [[trade]].

			==Bribery In the SCA==
	~~'''In the SCA''' bribery~~ is considered very bad form, but it is rumoured to happen. [[Herald\|Heralds]] in particular are susceptible to such rumours, but there generally is no proof to them.		Bribery is considered very bad form, but it is rumoured to happen. [[Herald\|Heralds]] in particular are susceptible to such rumours, but there generally is no proof to them.
			[[Category:money]]

Paul Matisz at 18:57, 21 October 2005

2005-10-21T18:57:32Z

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	A '''~~Bribe~~''' is a sum of [[money]] or valuables offered to a person in authority to expedite services or procure a favourable outcome. The practice of ''bribery'' or ''graft'' is generally considered immoral and corrupt. Nevertheless, it was common in [[period]], such as the practice of granting [[indulgence\|indulgences]] by the [[Catholic Church]].		A '''bribe''' is a sum of [[money]] or valuables offered to a person in authority to expedite services or procure a favourable outcome. The practice of ''bribery'' or ''graft'' is generally considered immoral and corrupt. Nevertheless, it was common in [[period]], such as the practice of granting [[indulgence\|indulgences]] by the [[Catholic Church]].

	[[Gift\|Gifts]] from one [[noble]] to another, even up the chain of [[fealty]] was not considered bribery, because gift-giving was an essential part of the structure of [[medieval]] fealty. A certain amount of courtesy and subtlety was required when giving gifts, lest a noble suffer the stigma of dabbling in [[trade]].		[[Gift\|Gifts]] from one [[noble]] to another, even up the chain of [[fealty]], was not considered bribery because gift-giving was an essential part of the structure of [[medieval]] fealty. A certain amount of courtesy and subtlety was required when giving gifts, lest a noble suffer the stigma of dabbling in [[trade]].

	'''In the SCA''' bribery is considered very bad form, but it is rumoured to happen. [[Herald\|Heralds]] in particular are susceptible to such rumours, but there generally is no proof to them.		'''In the SCA''' bribery is considered very bad form, but it is rumoured to happen. [[Herald\|Heralds]] in particular are susceptible to such rumours, but there generally is no proof to them.

Paul Matisz at 18:55, 21 October 2005

2005-10-21T18:55:23Z

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	A '''Bribe''' is a sum of [[money]] or valuables offered to a person in authority to expedite services or procure a favourable outcome. The practice of ''bribery'' or ''graft'' is generally considered immoral and corrupt. Nevertheless, it was common in [[period]], such as the practice of granting [[indulgence\|indulgences]] by the [[Church]].		A '''Bribe''' is a sum of [[money]] or valuables offered to a person in authority to expedite services or procure a favourable outcome. The practice of ''bribery'' or ''graft'' is generally considered immoral and corrupt. Nevertheless, it was common in [[period]], such as the practice of granting [[indulgence\|indulgences]] by the [[Catholic Church]].

	[[Gift\|Gifts]] from one [[noble]] to another, even up the chain of [[fealty]] was not considered bribery, because gift-giving was an essential part of the structure of [[medieval]] fealty. A certain amount of courtesy and subtlety was required when giving gifts, lest a noble suffer the stigma of dabbling in [[trade]].		[[Gift\|Gifts]] from one [[noble]] to another, even up the chain of [[fealty]] was not considered bribery, because gift-giving was an essential part of the structure of [[medieval]] fealty. A certain amount of courtesy and subtlety was required when giving gifts, lest a noble suffer the stigma of dabbling in [[trade]].

Paul Matisz at 18:55, 21 October 2005

2005-10-21T18:55:01Z

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A '''Bribe''' is a sum of [[money]] or valuables offered to a person in authority to expedite services or procure a favourable outcome. The practice of ''bribery'' or ''graft'' is generally considered immoral and corrupt. Nevertheless, it was common in [[period]], such as the practice of granting [[indulgence|indulgences]] by the [[Church]].

[[Gift|Gifts]] from one [[noble]] to another, even up the chain of [[fealty]] was not considered bribery, because gift-giving was an essential part of the structure of [[medieval]] fealty. A certain amount of courtesy and subtlety was required when giving gifts, lest a noble suffer the stigma of dabbling in [[trade]].

'''In the SCA''' bribery is considered very bad form, but it is rumoured to happen. [[Herald|Heralds]] in particular are susceptible to such rumours, but there generally is no proof to them.