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Public News Post #3253

Keeping mine own counsel

Written by: Brother Thaulan, Devil's Advocate
Date: Tuesday, December 7th, 1999
Addressed to: Everyone


Greetings,
While I sadly have not been able to spend much time in the land of
late (and worse, see no change in this pattern), I do like to keep up
to date, particularly on such important matters as the councils of
War and Peace.

I have read the transcription of Sinistar, Master of the Iron Citadel.
I can only assume that any dignitary participating in such an important
gathering would also have had a scribe standby to carry the words back
to their guilds and cities.

In short, arguing over the points tells us nothing. If any of you
dispute the transcription of Sinistar's scribe, them let them note it
here. Those who care not will ignore the scrolls on the wall, while
those of us interested (even if confined to watching at this time)
may be able to divine the truth.

Until that time, Sinistar's words stand as the only and final ones.
As I read them, they buttress his words, honour, and cause.

Do not simply shout and rail that I would judge so. I wish to hear no
more whining, nor invective and threats. Simply post what happened,
if you dispute the editing of Sinistar's scribe, and all will be made
clear.

Brother Thaulan, Devil's Advocate

Penned by my hand on the 19th of Valnuary, in the year 235 AF.


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Public News Post #3253

Keeping mine own counsel

Written by: Brother Thaulan, Devil's Advocate
Date: Tuesday, December 7th, 1999
Addressed to: Everyone


Greetings,
While I sadly have not been able to spend much time in the land of
late (and worse, see no change in this pattern), I do like to keep up
to date, particularly on such important matters as the councils of
War and Peace.

I have read the transcription of Sinistar, Master of the Iron Citadel.
I can only assume that any dignitary participating in such an important
gathering would also have had a scribe standby to carry the words back
to their guilds and cities.

In short, arguing over the points tells us nothing. If any of you
dispute the transcription of Sinistar's scribe, them let them note it
here. Those who care not will ignore the scrolls on the wall, while
those of us interested (even if confined to watching at this time)
may be able to divine the truth.

Until that time, Sinistar's words stand as the only and final ones.
As I read them, they buttress his words, honour, and cause.

Do not simply shout and rail that I would judge so. I wish to hear no
more whining, nor invective and threats. Simply post what happened,
if you dispute the editing of Sinistar's scribe, and all will be made
clear.

Brother Thaulan, Devil's Advocate

Penned by my hand on the 19th of Valnuary, in the year 235 AF.


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