SCAism - Revision history

AlexandreDavigne: pull dead link

2013-04-05T18:30:11Z

pull dead link

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	The word "SCAism" has also been extended to refer to [[tradition]]s and practices that are particular to the SCA and its [[Known World]], rather than mirroring those that were commonplace in period.		The word "SCAism" has also been extended to refer to [[tradition]]s and practices that are particular to the SCA and its [[Known World]], rather than mirroring those that were commonplace in period.
	=== More examples ===		=== More examples ===
	* [http://www.locksley.com/locksley/slang.htm www.locksley.com - SCA slang]
	* [http://www.goldenstag.net/MiscSCA/glossary.htm www.goldenstag.net - An Unofficial Glossary of Terms As Used in the SCA]: This includes general meanings of terms used in the SCA, including the SCAisms.		* [http://www.goldenstag.net/MiscSCA/glossary.htm www.goldenstag.net - An Unofficial Glossary of Terms As Used in the SCA]: This includes general meanings of terms used in the SCA, including the SCAisms.

Paul Matisz at 22:43, 25 June 2008

2008-06-25T22:43:53Z

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	* The ''[[List]]'', the ''[[List field]]'' and the ''[[Lists Officer\|List Officer]]'' are all corruptions of the original word ''[[lists]]'' due to the paperwork of the said officer.		* The ''[[List]]'', the ''[[List field]]'' and the ''[[Lists Officer\|List Officer]]'' are all corruptions of the original word ''[[lists]]'' due to the paperwork of the said officer.
	* A [[rhino]] or rhino-hider is a [[fighter]] who ignores blows.		* A [[rhino]] or rhino-hider is a [[fighter]] who ignores blows.
			* A [[garb nazi]] is someone overly critical of another's garb.

	More [[authenticity\|authentic]] versions could be:		More [[authenticity\|authentic]] versions could be:

User 144 at 01:53, 6 May 2006

2006-05-06T01:53:34Z

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	* An ''[[autocrat]]'' is in charge of an [[event]].		* An ''[[autocrat]]'' is in charge of an [[event]].
	* A ''[[feastocrat]]'' is in charge of the [[food]] at an event.		* A ''[[feastocrat]]'' is in charge of the [[food]] at an event.
	* A ~~victorian~~ term ''remove'' is really a [[course]].		* A Victorian term ''remove'' is really a [[course]].
	* The term ''[[garb]]'' referred to a sheaf of wheat. People [[dress]] in [[clothing]] which may resemble their national [[costume]].		* The term ''[[garb]]'' referred to a sheaf of wheat. People [[dress]] in [[clothing]] which may resemble their national [[costume]].
	* ''[[Small]]s'' is not the correct plural form for a period reference to [[child]]ren.		* ''[[Small]]s'' is not the correct plural form for a period reference to [[child]]ren.

Conrad Leviston: tyop

2006-03-27T10:49:33Z

tyop

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	* A victorian term ''remove'' is really a [[course]].		* A victorian term ''remove'' is really a [[course]].
	* The term ''[[garb]]'' referred to a sheaf of wheat. People [[dress]] in [[clothing]] which may resemble their national [[costume]].		* The term ''[[garb]]'' referred to a sheaf of wheat. People [[dress]] in [[clothing]] which may resemble their national [[costume]].
	* ''[[Small]]s'' is not ~~teh~~ correct plural form for a period reference to [[child]]ren.		* ''[[Small]]s'' is not the correct plural form for a period reference to [[child]]ren.
	* The ''[[Eric rope\|Eric]]'' is an SCA word for the [[tourney]] [[field]] derived from an SCA nickname for the border rope.		* The ''[[Eric rope\|Eric]]'' is an SCA word for the [[tourney]] [[field]] derived from an SCA nickname for the border rope.
	* The ''[[List]]'', the ''[[List field]]'' and the ''[[Lists Officer\|List Officer]]'' are all corruptions of the original word ''[[lists]]'' due to the paperwork of the said officer.		* The ''[[List]]'', the ''[[List field]]'' and the ''[[Lists Officer\|List Officer]]'' are all corruptions of the original word ''[[lists]]'' due to the paperwork of the said officer.

Tiff at 07:12, 27 March 2006

2006-03-27T07:12:20Z

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	* A victorian term ''remove'' is really a [[course]].		* A victorian term ''remove'' is really a [[course]].
	* The term ''[[garb]]'' referred to a sheaf of wheat. People [[dress]] in [[clothing]] which may resemble their national [[costume]].		* The term ''[[garb]]'' referred to a sheaf of wheat. People [[dress]] in [[clothing]] which may resemble their national [[costume]].
	* ''~~Smalls~~'' ~~referred~~ in ~~period~~ to ~~undergarments,~~ ~~not~~ [[child]]ren.		* ''[[Small]]s'' is not teh correct plural form for a period reference to [[child]]ren.
	* The ''[[Eric rope\|Eric]]'' is an SCA word for the [[tourney]] [[field]] derived from an SCA nickname for the border rope.		* The ''[[Eric rope\|Eric]]'' is an SCA word for the [[tourney]] [[field]] derived from an SCA nickname for the border rope.
	* The ''[[List]]'', the ''[[List field]]'' and the ''[[Lists Officer\|List Officer]]'' are all corruptions of the original word ''[[lists]]'' due to the paperwork of the said officer.		* The ''[[List]]'', the ''[[List field]]'' and the ''[[Lists Officer\|List Officer]]'' are all corruptions of the original word ''[[lists]]'' due to the paperwork of the said officer.
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	* Autocrat: [[Steward]]		* Autocrat: [[Steward]]
	* Feastocrat: Chief [[Cook]]		* Feastocrat: Chief [[Cook]]
			* [[Small]]s: children or [[smale]]
⚫	* ~~Eric~~: tourney field ~~or lists~~
	* ~~List field~~: tourney field ~~or lists~~		* Eric: tourney field
		⚫	* List field: tourney field
	* List keeper/officer: lists keeper/officer		* List keeper/officer: lists keeper/officer

Cian: SCAisms as traditions and practices

2006-02-13T05:32:29Z

SCAisms as traditions and practices

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	* List keeper/officer: lists keeper/officer		* List keeper/officer: lists keeper/officer

			The word "SCAism" has also been extended to refer to [[tradition]]s and practices that are particular to the SCA and its [[Known World]], rather than mirroring those that were commonplace in period.
	=== More examples ===		=== More examples ===
	* [http://www.locksley.com/locksley/slang.htm www.locksley.com - SCA slang]		* [http://www.locksley.com/locksley/slang.htm www.locksley.com - SCA slang]

72.139.193.220 at 22:37, 22 January 2006

2006-01-22T22:37:01Z

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	* [http://www.locksley.com/locksley/slang.htm www.locksley.com - SCA slang]		* [http://www.locksley.com/locksley/slang.htm www.locksley.com - SCA slang]
	* [http://www.goldenstag.net/MiscSCA/glossary.htm www.goldenstag.net - An Unofficial Glossary of Terms As Used in the SCA]: This includes general meanings of terms used in the SCA, including the SCAisms.		* [http://www.goldenstag.net/MiscSCA/glossary.htm www.goldenstag.net - An Unofficial Glossary of Terms As Used in the SCA]: This includes general meanings of terms used in the SCA, including the SCAisms.

			[[category:SCAism]]

Tomislaus: /* More examples */ pulled dead link

2005-09-07T17:25:36Z

More examples: pulled dead link

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	=== More examples ===		=== More examples ===
	* http://sorcha.5thage.com/gentle.html
	* [http://www.locksley.com/locksley/slang.htm www.locksley.com - SCA slang]		* [http://www.locksley.com/locksley/slang.htm www.locksley.com - SCA slang]
	* [http://www.goldenstag.net/MiscSCA/glossary.htm www.goldenstag.net - An Unofficial Glossary of Terms As Used in the SCA]: This includes general meanings of terms used in the SCA, including the SCAisms.		* [http://www.goldenstag.net/MiscSCA/glossary.htm www.goldenstag.net - An Unofficial Glossary of Terms As Used in the SCA]: This includes general meanings of terms used in the SCA, including the SCAisms.

Morgant: adding link to rhino

2005-09-01T07:45:44Z

adding link to rhino

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	* The ''[[Eric rope\|Eric]]'' is an SCA word for the [[tourney]] [[field]] derived from an SCA nickname for the border rope.		* The ''[[Eric rope\|Eric]]'' is an SCA word for the [[tourney]] [[field]] derived from an SCA nickname for the border rope.
	* The ''[[List]]'', the ''[[List field]]'' and the ''[[Lists Officer\|List Officer]]'' are all corruptions of the original word ''[[lists]]'' due to the paperwork of the said officer.		* The ''[[List]]'', the ''[[List field]]'' and the ''[[Lists Officer\|List Officer]]'' are all corruptions of the original word ''[[lists]]'' due to the paperwork of the said officer.
			* A [[rhino]] or rhino-hider is a [[fighter]] who ignores blows.

	More [[authenticity\|authentic]] versions could be:		More [[authenticity\|authentic]] versions could be:

Conrad Leviston: More neutral wording

2005-08-18T02:41:49Z

More neutral wording

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	* The ''[[List]]'', the ''[[List field]]'' and the ''[[Lists Officer\|List Officer]]'' are all corruptions of the original word ''[[lists]]'' due to the paperwork of the said officer.		* The ''[[List]]'', the ''[[List field]]'' and the ''[[Lists Officer\|List Officer]]'' are all corruptions of the original word ''[[lists]]'' due to the paperwork of the said officer.

			More [[authenticity\|authentic]] versions could be:
	Better alternatives could be
	* Autocrat: [[Steward]]		* Autocrat: [[Steward]]
	* Feastocrat: Chief [[Cook]]		* Feastocrat: Chief [[Cook]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:45, 1 September 2005
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	* The ''[[Eric rope\|Eric]]'' is an SCA word for the [[tourney]] [[field]] derived from an SCA nickname for the border rope.		* The ''[[Eric rope\|Eric]]'' is an SCA word for the [[tourney]] [[field]] derived from an SCA nickname for the border rope.
	* The ''[[List]]'', the ''[[List field]]'' and the ''[[Lists Officer\|List Officer]]'' are all corruptions of the original word ''[[lists]]'' due to the paperwork of the said officer.		* The ''[[List]]'', the ''[[List field]]'' and the ''[[Lists Officer\|List Officer]]'' are all corruptions of the original word ''[[lists]]'' due to the paperwork of the said officer.
			* A [[rhino]] or rhino-hider is a [[fighter]] who ignores blows.

	More [[authenticity\|authentic]] versions could be:		More [[authenticity\|authentic]] versions could be: