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Gvs08021961: Cleaned up the wording of the possible philosophical meaning of KITSCA vs. MKA

2007-03-23T06:34:57Z

Cleaned up the wording of the possible philosophical meaning of KITSCA vs. MKA

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	'''Example''': ''Ulrich Wordsbane'' MKA ''Joe Binotz''.		'''Example''': ''Ulrich Wordsbane'' MKA ''Joe Binotz''.

	This may reflect a ~~change~~ in ~~the~~ ~~self-perception of~~ members of the [[Society]]. KITSCA may reveal an attitude ~~that~~ the member ~~identifies with~~ their [[persona]] as less important than their [[mundane]] real-world identity. MKA would seem to ~~give~~ ~~the~~ persona ~~aspect~~ with at least as much, if not more importance than their mundane identity, at least when communicating in SCA-oriented channels.		This may reflect a difference in how some members of the [[Society]] view their [[persona]] relative to their real-world identity. "KITSCA" may reveal an attitude wherein the member considers their [[persona]] to be less important than their [[mundane]] real-world identity. The use of "MKA" would seem to credit one's persona with at least as much if not more importance than their mundane identity, at least when communicating in SCA-oriented channels.

	[[category:SCAism]]		[[category:SCAism]]

Cian: category, links

2007-03-22T22:29:34Z

category, links

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	'''K'''nown '''I'''n '''T'''he '''SCA''' (as). ~~<br>~~		'''K'''nown '''I'''n '''T'''he '''SCA''' (as).

	This was a common acronym found in the signature block of many early postings on the old Rialto as well as early e-mail and list servers. ~~It's~~ usage has fallen in recent years.~~<br>~~		This was a common acronym found in the signature block of many early postings on the old [[Rialto]] as well as early e-mail and list servers. Its usage has fallen in recent years.

	'''Example''': ''Joe Binotz'' KITSCA ''Ulrich Wordsbane.''		'''Example''': ''Joe Binotz'' KITSCA ''Ulrich Wordsbane.''

	The opposite of this is "MKA", or "~~Mundanely~~ Known As".~~<br>~~		The opposite of this is "[[MKA]]", or "[[Mundane]]ly Known As".

	'''Example''': ''Ulrich Wordsbane'' MKA ''Joe Binotz''.		'''Example''': ''Ulrich Wordsbane'' MKA ''Joe Binotz''.

	This may reflect a change in the self-perception of members of the Society. KITSCA may reveal an attitude that the member identifies with their [[persona]] as less important than their [[mundane]] real-world identity. MKA would seem to give the persona aspect with at least as much, if not more importance than their mundane identity, at least when communicating in SCA-oriented channels.		This may reflect a change in the self-perception of members of the [[Society]]. KITSCA may reveal an attitude that the member identifies with their [[persona]] as less important than their [[mundane]] real-world identity. MKA would seem to give the persona aspect with at least as much, if not more importance than their mundane identity, at least when communicating in SCA-oriented channels.

			[[category:SCAism]]
	'''Note: Is there a category for SCA-specific "culture" or "anthropology" or usages that are not historically based?''' This subject would fit that category.

Gvs08021961 at 22:01, 22 March 2007

2007-03-22T22:01:59Z

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'''K'''nown '''I'''n '''T'''he '''SCA''' (as). <br>
This was a common acronym found in the signature block of many early postings on the old Rialto as well as early e-mail and list servers. It's usage has fallen in recent years.<br>
'''Example''': ''Joe Binotz'' KITSCA ''Ulrich Wordsbane.''

The opposite of this is "MKA", or "Mundanely Known As".<br>
'''Example''': ''Ulrich Wordsbane'' MKA ''Joe Binotz''.

This may reflect a change in the self-perception of members of the Society. KITSCA may reveal an attitude that the member identifies with their [[persona]] as less important than their [[mundane]] real-world identity. MKA would seem to give the persona aspect with at least as much, if not more importance than their mundane identity, at least when communicating in SCA-oriented channels.

'''Note: Is there a category for SCA-specific "culture" or "anthropology" or usages that are not historically based?''' This subject would fit that category.