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Tiff at 07:15, 27 March 2006

2006-03-27T07:15:04Z

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	A '''minor''' is a [[child]] under a certain age. The relevant age varies depending on whether you are talking about [[SCA]] [[corpora]], [[laws\|kingdom law]] or mundane law.		A '''minor''' is a [[child]] under a certain age. The relevant age varies depending on whether you are talking about [[SCA]] [[corpora]], [[laws\|kingdom law]] or mundane law.

	In the [[SCAism\|SCA jargon]] of many regions a minor child is typically referred to as a ''small'' and teenaged minors as ''teens''.		In the [[SCAism\|SCA jargon]] of many regions a minor child is typically referred to as a ''[[small]]'' and teenaged minors as ''teens''.

	There are restrictions in the SCA on what age a minor can train or [[authorisation\|authorise]] in [[combat]]-related activities, and there are often separate forms for [[membership]], etc.		There are restrictions in the SCA on what age a minor can train or [[authorisation\|authorise]] in [[combat]]-related activities, and there are often separate forms for [[membership]], etc.

Tiff at 07:14, 27 March 2006

2006-03-27T07:14:11Z

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	One form of activity for minors that has developed recently is [[boffer]] combat, [[armoured combat]] using hollow [[plastic]] tubing wrapped in [[foam]] for weaponry. [[Boffer]] has become increasingly popular in the [[Kingdom of Ealdormere]] over the past several years.		One form of activity for minors that has developed recently is [[boffer]] combat, [[armoured combat]] using hollow [[plastic]] tubing wrapped in [[foam]] for weaponry. [[Boffer]] has become increasingly popular in the [[Kingdom of Ealdormere]] over the past several years.

			see also:
			*[[child]]

Tiff at 06:49, 27 March 2006

2006-03-27T06:49:48Z

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	A '''minor''' is a [[child]] under a certain age. The relevant age varies depending on whether you are talking about [[SCA]] [[corpora]], [[laws\|kingdom law]] or mundane law.		A '''minor''' is a [[child]] under a certain age. The relevant age varies depending on whether you are talking about [[SCA]] [[corpora]], [[laws\|kingdom law]] or mundane law.

	In [[SCAism\|SCA jargon]] a minor child is typically referred to as a ''small''. ~~Teenaged~~ minors ~~are typically referred to~~ as ~~simply~~ ''teens''.		In the [[SCAism\|SCA jargon]] of many regions a minor child is typically referred to as a ''small'' and teenaged minors as ''teens''.

	There are restrictions in the SCA on what age a minor can train or [[authorisation\|authorise]] in [[combat]]-related activities, and there are often separate forms for [[membership]], etc.		There are restrictions in the SCA on what age a minor can train or [[authorisation\|authorise]] in [[combat]]-related activities, and there are often separate forms for [[membership]], etc.

Cian: links

2006-02-16T22:47:57Z

links

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	A '''minor''' is a child under a certain age. The relevant age varies depending on whether you are talking about SCA [[corpora]], [[laws\|kingdom law]] or mundane law.		A '''minor''' is a [[child]] under a certain age. The relevant age varies depending on whether you are talking about [[SCA]] [[corpora]], [[laws\|kingdom law]] or mundane law.

	In [[SCAism\|SCA jargon]] a minor child is typically referred to as a ''small''. Teenaged minors are typically referred to as simply ''teens''.		In [[SCAism\|SCA jargon]] a minor child is typically referred to as a ''small''. Teenaged minors are typically referred to as simply ''teens''.

	There are restrictions in the SCA on what age a minor can train or authorise in [[combat]]-related activities, and there are often separate forms for [[membership]], etc.		There are restrictions in the SCA on what age a minor can train or [[authorisation\|authorise]] in [[combat]]-related activities, and there are often separate forms for [[membership]], etc.

	One form of activity for minors that has developed recently is [[boffer]] combat, [[armoured combat]] using hollow [[plastic]] tubing wrapped in [[foam]] for weaponry. [[Boffer]] has become increasingly popular in the [[Kingdom of Ealdormere]] over the past several years.		One form of activity for minors that has developed recently is [[boffer]] combat, [[armoured combat]] using hollow [[plastic]] tubing wrapped in [[foam]] for weaponry. [[Boffer]] has become increasingly popular in the [[Kingdom of Ealdormere]] over the past several years.

Paul Matisz at 17:49, 4 January 2006

2006-01-04T17:49:14Z

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A '''minor''' is a child under a certain age. The relevant age varies depending on whether you are talking about SCA [[corpora]], [[laws|kingdom law]] or mundane law.

In [[SCAism|SCA jargon]] a minor child is typically referred to as a ''small''. Teenaged minors are typically referred to as simply ''teens''.

There are restrictions in the SCA on what age a minor can train or authorise in [[combat]]-related activities, and there are often separate forms for [[membership]], etc.

One form of activity for minors that has developed recently is [[boffer]] combat, [[armoured combat]] using hollow [[plastic]] tubing wrapped in [[foam]] for weaponry. [[Boffer]] has become increasingly popular in the [[Kingdom of Ealdormere]] over the past several years.

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	A '''minor''' is a [[child]] under a certain age. The relevant age varies depending on whether you are talking about [[SCA]] [[corpora]], [[laws\|kingdom law]] or mundane law.		A '''minor''' is a [[child]] under a certain age. The relevant age varies depending on whether you are talking about [[SCA]] [[corpora]], [[laws\|kingdom law]] or mundane law.

	In the [[SCAism\|SCA jargon]] of many regions a minor child is typically referred to as a ''small'' and teenaged minors as ''teens''.		In the [[SCAism\|SCA jargon]] of many regions a minor child is typically referred to as a ''[[small]]'' and teenaged minors as ''teens''.

	There are restrictions in the SCA on what age a minor can train or [[authorisation\|authorise]] in [[combat]]-related activities, and there are often separate forms for [[membership]], etc.		There are restrictions in the SCA on what age a minor can train or [[authorisation\|authorise]] in [[combat]]-related activities, and there are often separate forms for [[membership]], etc.

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	A '''minor''' is a [[child]] under a certain age. The relevant age varies depending on whether you are talking about [[SCA]] [[corpora]], [[laws\|kingdom law]] or mundane law.		A '''minor''' is a [[child]] under a certain age. The relevant age varies depending on whether you are talking about [[SCA]] [[corpora]], [[laws\|kingdom law]] or mundane law.

	In [[SCAism\|SCA jargon]] a minor child is typically referred to as a ''small''. ~~Teenaged~~ minors ~~are typically referred to~~ as ~~simply~~ ''teens''.		In the [[SCAism\|SCA jargon]] of many regions a minor child is typically referred to as a ''small'' and teenaged minors as ''teens''.

	There are restrictions in the SCA on what age a minor can train or [[authorisation\|authorise]] in [[combat]]-related activities, and there are often separate forms for [[membership]], etc.		There are restrictions in the SCA on what age a minor can train or [[authorisation\|authorise]] in [[combat]]-related activities, and there are often separate forms for [[membership]], etc.