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Section 2:  Other SCA electronic sources.

2.1  Are there other SCA mailing lists?

    BARDIC      Bardic topics
    Subscription:   email to [e-mail]

    CALONTIR    Kingdom of Calontir
    Subscription:   email to [e-mail] with blank subject line and
        message body of:
            SUB CALONTIR Firstname Lastname
        substituting your name for First and Last name.

    CAROLINGIA  Barony of Carolingia (Boston, MA)
    Subscription:   email to [e-mail]

    DML     Drachenwald Mailing List - weekly
    Subscription:   email to the maintainer with DML in the subject.
    Maintainer: Jo Jaquinta ([e-mail] or [e-mail])
    Archives:   via anonymous FTP at lanczos.maths.tcd.ie
                directory /jaymin/sca
            via email - send mail containing the single line HELP to
                [e-mail]

    GREAT COMPUTERIZED HERALDRY PROJECT
    Subscription:   email to [e-mail]

    LOUGH DEVNAREE  Shire of... (Dublin, Ireland), Ireland, Celts
    Subscription:   contact list maintainer
    Maintainer: Sorcha ui Flahairteaigh ([e-mail])

    MAGYAR      Medieval Hungary and things Hungarian in SCA.
    Subscription:   email to [e-mail]
    Postings:   email to [e-mail]
    Maintainer: Miklos Sandorfia ([e-mail])
    Archives:   via anonymous FTP at bransle.ucs.mun.ca

    NORTH       East Kingdom Northern Region topics
    Subscription:   email to [e-mail]
    Maintainer: Miklos Sandorfia ([e-mail])

    SCAHRLDS    Heraldic discussion
    Subscription:   mail to [e-mail] with blank subject
            line and body of:
                SUB SCAHRLDS Firstname Lastname
            substituting your name for First and Last name.
    Maintainer: Kwellend-Njal Kolskeggsson ([e-mail])
    Digest:     sent twice weekly by Alan Fairfax
            ([e-mail])
            Contact him for details.

    SCA-WEST    West Kingdom topics
    Subscription:   mail to [e-mail] with "help"
            in the subject line for more information.
    Maintainer: [e-mail].

    SIEGE       Siege engines, pre-black powder fortifications
    Subscription:   mail to [e-mail] with a blank
            subject line and body of:
                SUB SIEGE Firstname Lastname
            substituting your name for First and Last name.
    Maintainer: Sebastian ([e-mail])
    Archives: via anonymous FTP at bransle.ucs.mun.ca
                directory /pub/sca/

2.2  Are there archives of SCA information that I can access?

        Yes.  There are several sites that contain various files of SCA
    information, including this file, Corpora, the Heraldic Rules for
    Submission, the Online Armorial, several kingdom's laws, rules for
    combat, and so on.  Each site has a different collection of
    material, so you may need to investigate more than one to find what
    you need.  Contact your local system administrator to learn how to
    use anonymous FTP to retrieve these files.  Those without FTP access
    should send e-mail to [e-mail] with "send
    usenet/news.answers/finding-sources" in the body to find out how to
    do FTP by e-mail.


    meadow.stanford.edu [36.22.0.202, subject to change] directory /pub
        maintained by [e-mail] (Iulstan Sigewealding)
    ftp.nau.edu [134.114.64.24] directory /public/sca
        maintained by [e-mail] (Bill Wilson)
    bransle.ucs.mun.ca [134.153.2.24] directory /pub/sca
        maintained by [e-mail] (Miklos Sandorfia)
    heort.bsuvc.edu [147.226.56.53]
        maintained by [e-mail] (Gwydion)

2.3  Does anyone have a contact in ...

        There are files at meadow.stanford.edu available for anonymous
    FTP that may be useful in finding people in various places. Also see
    the Rolls Ethereal.

        /pub/findsca.txt
        /pub/rolls.txt

2.4  What are the Rolls Ethereal?

        The Rolls Ethereal list people on the Rialto, at least name and
    electronic address, and often interests, location, and awards.  The
    Rolls are maintained by Justin du Coeur ([e-mail])
    and are distributed at intervals of anywhere from 6 to 12 months.

2.5  What's this alt.sca I found?

        The first SCA newsgroup was named alt.sca.  When the traffic grew
    to a respectable size, we moved to rec.org.sca because the rec
    hierarchy gets better distribution.  alt.sca is currently defunct, but
    still carried at some sites.  We recommend that users of alt.sca move
    over to rec.org.sca, and ask their system administrator to remove
    alt.sca from their system, to avoid future confusion.

                  ---------- End of Part 02 ----------

========================================================================
Thanks to all who have contributed to this article.

This article is a work in progress.  If you have other topics you'd like to
see included, send me email with the question(s) and your suggested
answer(s).  If you have comment on the items included, please send me
(polite) email.

          PLEASE DO NOT COMMENT ON THIS ARTICLE ON THE RIALTO! ! !

The whole point of this effort is to reduce traffic.  I will summarize
comments sent to me, if it seems necessary.

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* Robyyan Torr d'Elandris  Kapellenberg, Windmaster's Hill  Atlantia *
*--------------------------------------------------------------------*
* Dennis R. Sherman               Triangle Research Libraries Network *
* [e-mail]       Univ. of North Carolina - Chapel Hill *
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                   rec.org.sca and [e-mail] FAQ
                                     or
                  Questions Frequently Asked on the Rialto
                  ----------------------------------------

This article is part 3 of the complete Frequently Asked Questions
posting for the Rialto.  An introduction and table of contents are
included in part 1.  The complete Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) list
is available via FTP from pit-manager.mit.edu in directory
/pub/usenet/rec.org.sca.  Those without FTP access should send e-mail to
[e-mail] with "send usenet/news.answers/finding-sources"
in the body to find out how to do FTP by e-mail.

For more complete introductions to the SCA, see the recurring postings
"Come on in -- the water's fine" (by Hal Ravn [[e-mail]] ) and
"Life in the Current Middle Ages." (by Arval Benicour
[[e-mail]] ).

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Section 3:  Miscellaneous questions.

3.1  What does AS stand for?

        Anno Societatis, or Year of the Society, counted from May 1, 1966
    CE.  (CE = Common Era, used to avoid the religious connotations of AD,
    or Anno Domini)

3.2  Other abbreviations you may run across:

    A&S  -  Arts and Sciences (not to be confused with AS, above)
    BTW  -  By The Way
    CMA  -  Current Middle Ages
    FAQ  -  Frequently Asked Question(s)
    FYI  -  For Your Information
    IMHO -  In My Honest/Humble Opinion
    MKA  -  Modernly (or Mundanely) Known As
    OOP  -  Out Of Period
    :-)  -  not really an abbreviation, the "smiley" informally
            indicates humor.  Turn your head sideways to the left to
            understand it.

3.3  Why don't we have a badge for all the Rialto people to wear?

        We have an informal agreement that a piece of netting worn on your
    person or hanging about your camp indicates you visit the Rialto.
    Remember there are people that have nets around that do *not* visit
    here.

3.4  What is Period?

        The period (and place) of interest to the SCA, as defined in
    Corpora and the By-Laws, is Western Europe and cultures that had
    contact with Western Europe before the 17th Century.


Section 4:  Recurring events:

4.1  What is Pennsic?  When is Pennsic?

        Pennsic is an annual war, with the main contenders being the East
    and Middle Kingdoms.  It is the largest recurring event in the Laurel
    Kingdoms, with attendance in 1992 of about 8000.  It has taken place
    since 1972, and has been held at Coopers Lake Campground near Slippery
    Rock, PA since 1977.  The main battles of the war are held the third
    weekend in August, with other activities taking place the week and
    weekend preceding that. Pennsic was so named from "Pennsylvania" on the
    model of "Punic."

4.2  What is Estrella?  When is Estrella?

        Estrella is an annual war, with the main contenders being Atenveldt
    and Caid.  The West and Outlands often contribute to the mayhem :-)  It
    has taken place since 1985, and is held at Estrella Mountain Park near
    Goodyear, AZ, west of Phoenix.  It is held on President's Day weekend
    (February).

4.3  What is Lilies?  When is Lilies?

        Lilies is an annual war that takes place in Calontir.  Each year
    a new scenario is developed to vary the sides.  Past scenarios
    have included Winter Queens vs. Summer Queens, Laurels vs.
    Pelicans, Baronies vs. Shires, and so on.  It takes place near
    Kansas City.  Attendance in 1992 was 800+.

Section 5: How do you join the SCA?

        Find your local group and show up.  To attend an event, you must
    wear some attempt at pre-17th century clothing.  If you like it, you
    may want to become a registered member, which among other things
    gets you newsletters.  The Office of the Registry will provide basic
    introductory material, including a copy of your kingdom newsletter,
    on request.  They also have packets of material available for
    teachers.

            The Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc.
            Office of the Registry
            P.O. Box 360743
            Milpitas, CA   95036-0743

    In Australia (The Principality of Lochac), contact:

            Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc.
            PO Box 607
            UNLEY  SA  5061
            AUSTRALIA

                  ---------- End of Part 03 ----------

========================================================================
Thanks to all who have contributed to this article.

This article is a work in progress.  If you have other topics you'd like to
see included, send me email with the question(s) and your suggested
answer(s).  If you have comment on the items included, please send me
(polite) email.

          PLEASE DO NOT COMMENT ON THIS ARTICLE ON THE RIALTO! ! !

The whole point of this effort is to reduce traffic.  I will summarize
comments sent to me, if it seems necessary.

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* [e-mail]       Univ. of North Carolina - Chapel Hill *
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                   rec.org.sca and [e-mail] FAQ
                                     or
                  Questions Frequently Asked on the Rialto
                  ----------------------------------------

This article is part 4 of the complete Frequently Asked Questions
posting for the Rialto.  An introduction and table of contents are
included in part 1.  The complete Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) list
is available via FTP from pit-manager.mit.edu in directory
/pub/usenet/rec.org.sca.  Those without FTP access should send e-mail to
[e-mail] with "send usenet/news.answers/finding-sources"
in the body to find out how to do FTP by e-mail.

For more complete introductions to the SCA, see the recurring postings
"Come on in -- the water's fine" (by Hal Ravn [[e-mail]] ) and
"Life in the Current Middle Ages." (by Arval Benicour
[[e-mail]] ).

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Guide to Posting Style

    Each line of text posted to the Rialto is stored on thousands of Usenet
machines, and is also processed through the digestifier software and mailed
out to every recipient of the digest.  Many of the readers of the Rialto
must pay for disk space and connect time.  Keeping this in mind, here are
some common-sense guidelines for polite use of the Rialto.  These are just
suggestions: there are no rules.  However, following these guidelines would
be a courtesy to your fellow Rialtans, and to the good and generous
institutions whose machines support our communication.

    Many of these suggestions are adapted from regular postings on
news.announce.newusers, notably "Rules for Posting to Usenet," "What is
Usenet?", "A Primer on How to Work with the Usenet," and "Hints on Writing
Style for Usenet."  If you have access to that newsgroup, please take the
opportunity to read these postings.

* Keep it short.  Say what you have to say, but in the fewest words
    possible that make your meaning clear.  Brevity that obscures
    meaning is not very useful.

* Quote only what you must from previous articles.
    - Don't quote someone's entire signature, or blank space.
    - Don't include an entire article in order to append a single line of
        text.
    - Often a paraphrase will be clearer and more succinct than a quote.

* Use white space as necessary for clarity in your posting, and no more.

* Use a signature, but keep it short.  People appreciate knowing who and
    where you are (SCA and modern).  Include your email address in your
    signature, and enough of your name, titles, location etc. to ensure
    an unambiguous identifiacation.  People do not appreciate paying
    phone bills to transmit over-large signatures, and Usenet etiquette
    frowns very strongly on many-line signatures or signatures with
    graphics.

* Reply by mail, unless your message is going to be of general interest. Of
    course, the Rialto is eclectic enough that a serious discussion of
    almost any relevant topic will interest some people.  Use your best
    judgement to balance the level of general interest against the cost of
    posting your message to the Rialto.  Postings whose content amounts to
    "you're an idiot" or "I demand you apologize for ..." are most
    emphatically *NOT* welcome.

* If you have a problem reaching someone by e-mail contact your system
    administrator, write to postmaster at your correspondent's node, or ask
    someone on the net who seems to know a lot about e-mail. Please avoid
    posting a message about it - you are trying to send something to
    someone on ONE system.  Posting sends it to all the thousands of
    systems throughout the world that make up the Rialto - which is going
    to cost someone, even if not you, a lot of money.

* Please don't post local event announcements. This is another "balance the
    general interest value against the cost" issue.  Local event
    announcements probably will be of interest to only a small fraction of
    the readership of the Rialto.  A brief mention of an event in a
    signature, or a 2 or 3 line summary with "email for more information"
    is perfectly in order.

* Write carefully.  People reading your postings can't hear your tone of
    voice or see your expression, and probably don't know you well
    enough to know whether you are serious or joking.  Sarcasm is
    guaranteed to be misunderstood by someone.  It is better to avoid it
    entirely, or at least clearly mark it with something like <SARCASM
    ON> ...sarcasm... <SARCASM OFF>.

* LOTS of people read the Rialto, and the newsgroup is completely public.
    Don't post anything you wouldn't want to say in a room filled with
    complete strangers, your boss, your parent's relatives, reporters from
    the National Inquirer, the peerage and royalty of your kingdom, etc.
    They might well be reading.  Take the time to re-read your posting, and
    to think whether you *really* want to say that.

* Don't get offended, and don't offend others - most of the people
    reading the Rialto are SCAdians, and would prefer being your friend
    to the alternative.  Treat people well and they will assuredly
    respond in kind.  If someone appears to be offended by a posting of
    yours, especially if the offense is unintended, the best response is
    to apologize via email.  Also, note that "I'm sorry you took it that
    way" is inadequate as an apology -- better is "I'm sorry I offended
    you." The first implicitly shifts the blame to the offended person,
    while the second does not.

* Use the subject line.  If you can describe your topics in the subject
    line of your posting, please do so.  Posting with Subject: Various is
    pretty pointless, isn't it? :-) If you are replying to a previous
    posting, and you have shifted the topic, please correct the subject
    line.  Some people will make note of the previous subject like this:
          Subject: Two-sword technique (Was Re: Pennsic)

                ---------- End of Rialto FAQ ----------

========================================================================
Thanks to all who have contributed to this article.

This article is a work in progress.  If you have other topics you'd like to
see included, send me email with the question(s) and your suggested
answer(s).  If you have comment on the items included, please send me
(polite) email.

          PLEASE DO NOT COMMENT ON THIS ARTICLE ON THE RIALTO! ! !

The whole point of this effort is to reduce traffic.  I will summarize
comments sent to me, if it seems necessary.

*--------------------------------------------------------------------*
* Robyyan Torr d'Elandris  Kapellenberg, Windmaster's Hill  Atlantia *
*--------------------------------------------------------------------*
* Dennis R. Sherman               Triangle Research Libraries Network *
* [e-mail]       Univ. of North Carolina - Chapel Hill *
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From: [e-mail] (Chip Rosenthal)
Subject: SCO Enhanced Feature Supplements [summary of recent changes]
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Archive-name: sco-efs
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Posting-frequency: monthly
Version: 1.11

This posting summarizes recent changes to the repertoire of free
Enhanced Feature Supplements available from the Santa Cruz Operation.
These EFSs may be downloaded via anonymous uucp from sosco, scolon,
sosffm, and uunet, as well as the SCO SOS bulletin board.  A full
listing of available EFSs also may be retrieved from these systems.
Please see the monthly ``Welcome to comp.unix.xenix.sco'' posting (in
the comp.unix.xenix.sco newsgroup) for information on how to access
these systems.

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! [ file sosco!/usr/spool/uucppublic/EFS/info retrieved on 10/9/92 ]

! List of SCO Enhanced Feature Supplements available for transfer using UUCP
! Last updated: 09/21/92

  New on 09/21/92

      efs127:  SCO Advanced Graphics Adapters EFS
--- 1,15 ----
! @(#) sco-efs 1.11 92/11/06 00:10:50
! [ file sosco!/usr/spool/uucppublic/EFS/info retrieved on 11/6/92 ]

! List of SCO Extended Feature Supplements available for transfer using UUCP
! Last updated: 10/12/92

+ New on 10/12/92
+
+     efs129:  Compaq IDA-2 Supplement
+
+     efs128:  Compaq Supplement Version 1.5
+
  New on 09/21/92

      efs127:  SCO Advanced Graphics Adapters EFS
***************
*** 107,114 ****
      the format(C) command before the data can be transferred.

       5. Follow the installation instructions given in the cover letter file.
!
! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  List of available Enhanced Feature Supplements

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      the format(C) command before the data can be transferred.

       5. Follow the installation instructions given in the cover letter file.
! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  List of available Enhanced Feature Supplements

***************
*** 301,306 ****
--- 306,340 ----
                   EFS on your SCO UNIX System V/386 system)


+ efs128.btld.Z     73063 (03778) Compaq Supplement Version 1.5 for
+ efs128.doc.Z      69223 (37794) SCO UNIX System V/386 Release 3.2 Version 2.0
+ efs128.add.Z       3775 (32135) SCO UNIX System V/386 Release 3.2 Version 4.0
+ efs128.v1.Z      613933 (56728) SCO Open Desktop Release 1.1w/Update F or later
+ efs128.v2.Z      582437 (42694) SCO MPX Release 1.1 with Update A
+ efs128.v3.Z      320723 (47928) SCO MPX Release 2.0
+ efs128.mgr.Z      88707 (19152)
+
+
+ Please note on efs128:
+
+ 1) The file "efs128.add.Z" is addendum documentation to the supplement.
+
+ 2) This supplement should be put on 3.5" high density media only.
+
+ 3) The file "efs128.mgr.Z" is the System Manger Documentation
+ ______________________________________________________________________________
+
+
+ efs129.Z          42438 (31030) Compaq IDA-2 Supplement for
+ efs129.doc.Z       3181 (27756) SCO UNIX System V/386 Release 3.2 Version 4.1
+                                 SCO Open Desktop Release 2.0
+
+
+ Please Note:
+
+ efs129 is available from SCO only via downloading from this machine.
+ Production copies of this EFS are available to order only from Compaq Computer
+ Corporation.



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Subject: SCO Support Level Supplements [summary of recent changes]
Expires: Tue, 5 Jan 1993 06:14:44 GMT
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Archive-name: sco-sls
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Posting-frequency: monthly
Version: 1.12

This posting summarizes recent changes to the repertoire of free
Support Level Supplements available from the Santa Cruz Operation.
These SLSs may be downloaded via anonymous uucp from sosco, scolon,
sosffm, and uunet, as well as the SCO SOS bulletin board.  A full
listing of available SLSs also may be retrieved from these systems.
Please see the monthly ``Welcome to comp.unix.xenix.sco'' posting (in
the comp.unix.xenix.sco newsgroup) for information on how to access
these systems.

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! @(#) sco-sls 1.11 92/10/09 02:16:07
! [ file sosco!/usr/spool/uucppublic/SLS/info retrieved on 10/9/92 ]

  List of SCO Support Level Supplement files available for transfer using UUCP
! Last updated: 09/29/92

  New on 09/29/92

      app357a:  SCO X11R4 Clients Update
--- 1,13 ----
! @(#) sco-sls 1.12 92/11/06 00:10:48
! [ file sosco!/usr/spool/uucppublic/SLS/info retrieved on 11/6/92 ]

  List of SCO Support Level Supplement files available for transfer using UUCP
! Last updated: 10/30/92

+ New on 10/30/92
+
+     unx356a:  SCO Update for Corollary Systems
+
  New on 09/29/92

      app357a:  SCO X11R4 Clients Update
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-
  List of available Support Level Supplements (SLS)


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  utility with the -r option.  Example: sum -r app094.Z

  For a full description of each of the following Support Level Supplements
! you can download the "descriptions" file in /usr/spool/uucppublic/SLS.
! The "descriptions" file contains the same information that was available
! in the Support Level Supplement catalog.



-
                  Size in bytes
  File name       (checksum)    Description

--- 220,230 ----
  utility with the -r option.  Example: sum -r app094.Z

  For a full description of each of the following Support Level Supplements
! you can download the "descriptions" file in /usr/spool/uucppublic/SLS
! directory.



                  Size in bytes
  File name       (checksum)    Description

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  app357a.Z       1033699 (28271) SCO X11R4 Clients Update for
! app357a.ltr.Z      1255 (09465) SCO Open Desktop Release 2.0
!

  lng088.Z          63175 (48937)    New HP plotter agent for SCO CGI
  lng088.ltr         1229 (34279)    SCO CGI Release 1.1
--- 285,291 ----


  app357a.Z       1033699 (28271) SCO X11R4 Clients Update for
! app357a.ltr.Z      1366 (13841) SCO Open Desktop Release 2.0

  lng088.Z          63175 (48937)    New HP plotter agent for SCO CGI
  lng088.ltr         1229 (34279)    SCO CGI Release 1.1
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*** 483,488 ****
--- 483,492 ----
                  SCO Open Desktop Release 1.1.x
                                  (Note: this supplement should be put on low
                   density media. i.e.--48ds9 or 135ds9)