Honour - Revision history

Sarah Van Der Goes: added category

2007-07-11T20:03:28Z

added category

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	* Always assume others are as honourable as yourself, unless you have absolute proof otherwise		* Always assume others are as honourable as yourself, unless you have absolute proof otherwise
	* Call your opponent's good hits during [[Combat]], and give them the benefit of the doubt if they call yours [[light]].		* Call your opponent's good hits during [[Combat]], and give them the benefit of the doubt if they call yours [[light]].

			[[category:etiquette]]

Paul Matisz at 20:48, 26 April 2006

2006-04-26T20:48:37Z

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	In the [[SCA]] people can mean several things when they say Honour but most of these can be boiled down to a few simple points:		In the [[SCA]] people can mean several things when they say Honour but most of these can be boiled down to a few simple points:
		⚫	* Treat others with respect and [[courtesy]] at all times.
⚫	* Call your opponent's good hits during [[Combat]]
			* Never pass scurrilous gossip or tell lies about another, nor let someone do so in your presence.
⚫	* Treat others with respect
			* Do not say unkind things about another person when they are not around to defend themselves.
⚫	* ''Always assume others are as honourable as yourself, unless you have absolute proof otherwise''
			* Always keep your given word.
		⚫	* Always assume others are as honourable as yourself, unless you have absolute proof otherwise
		⚫	* Call your opponent's good hits during [[Combat]], and give them the benefit of the doubt if they call yours [[light]].

Simoncursitor at 13:43, 4 November 2004

2004-11-04T13:43:37Z

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	* Call your opponent's good hits during [[Combat]]		* Call your opponent's good hits during [[Combat]]
	* Treat others with respect		* Treat others with respect
			* ''Always assume others are as honourable as yourself, unless you have absolute proof otherwise''

Conrad Leviston: typo

2003-10-21T00:39:11Z

typo

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	In the [[SCA]] people can mean several things when they say Honour but most of these can be boiled down to a few simple points:		In the [[SCA]] people can mean several things when they say Honour but most of these can be boiled down to a few simple points:
	* Call your ~~oponents~~ good hits during [[Combat]]		* Call your opponent's good hits during [[Combat]]
	* Treat others with respect		* Treat others with respect

Update at 19:49, 20 June 2003

2003-06-20T19:49:06Z

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'''Honour''' like [[chivalry]] is something that people often have "strange" ideas about and its exact meaning (or value) has changed slightly over time.

In the [[SCA]] people can mean several things when they say Honour but most of these can be boiled down to a few simple points:
* Call your oponents good hits during [[Combat]]
* Treat others with respect