Re: 1st of new issues from Lady Redlizzie -- Redlizzie2000

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Subject: Re: 1st of new issues from Lady Redlizzie

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Lady Redlizzie

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Date Posted: 15:08:07 09/12/02 Thu
In reply to: Rynwan 's message, "Re: 1st of new issues from Lady Redlizzie" on 22:57:08 09/11/02 Wed

>Here is my view (and you will find i mostly agree with
>Red). I look at it as two issues:
>
>1) Personal loot - Any item you obtain on your own
>should be yours to do as you please. If you can't use
>it, donation to the guild is encouraged, but shouldn't
>be required.
>
>2) Guild loot - Any item that's been donated to the
>guild, given to you by a guildie, or is aquired at a
>guild raid event is guild property. It's purpose is to
>help members of the guild. If it is no longer useful
>to you, then save it and pass it on to someone else
>who can use it. It should not be sold since no one
>else can use it once it's been sold, and some items
>are very difficult to re-acquire.
>
>Let me emphasize again that I don't care about
>personal loot. You put in the effort, you do with it
>however you please. I just don't want to see guild
>loot being sold for profit. They are there for people
>who want to use them. They are not a means of
>financing crafting. If you need cash, there are other
>means of generating a steady cash flow. Generally, I
>have given generous donations to crafters anyway, and
>will be happy to help finance guild crafters in the
>future.
>
>Your friendly neighborhood wizzie
>- Rynwan

That is what I said but as u all know my words dont exactly come out or come across as I intend them to mean but what rynwan said in very elegant and professonal way is exactly what I mean ... well done Rywan thank u

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