Yes… I totally broked it for a good 3 or 4 days almost… No Syridian.com, no Lochac.net, No Drakkar.org.au even.
And why? Why was it all broken, was there a reason I hear you ask? Well… yes… yes there was a reason. There are actually a few. Firstly this issue started when I tried to change my hosting plans so that I could better manage them and offer full domain hosting to other people who feel that they would like to have their own website and want to learn how to host them. So maybe having the hosting broken isn’t a confidence inspiring act that has people thinking they can rely on me to manage their own website should they wish for me to host it, true. The fact is that the change was a conciderable change not only changing servers, but also changing the way the sites are managed. Instead of being managed separately like they were, now they are all hosted on one server, with me having control of alot more aspects of the hosting. I’m no longer relying on getting support from the hosting provider, I can now do changes myself that previously I would need to submit a support ticket and wait for an answer.
The other reasons are that I intend on reviving Lochac.net, and as such intended on offering @lochac.net email addresses to those who wish them as well as cheap small website hosting to those who wish to create a household or business website. Interested? Contact me here!
The Lochac Network is a private initiative to colate everything online related to Lochac, from providing a directory to websites we all know to providing a Lochac-wide forum independant of official SCA-ness. This isn’t intended to provide an alternate un-official underground, but more to provide a network of people, links and resources that span our Kingdom, and are not constrained to local groups and group politics. I intend on drawing together all of the resources we have currently and possibly trying to make them interact togther. This is a long term project and will require time, patience and support from all.
I’m looking for people who are Internet aware and are willing to volunteer their time to help compile a database of links, collect data, and colate it into an informative and helpful website and communications medium that will draw users from all over. If you are interested, then contact me, and we can discuss what you are willing to contribute. If you just have a website you would like added to the database, feel free to just send a link. :) And if you are the webmaster of a resource and would like to help in spreading the word, sharing data, or discussing means of making things work better then please contact me, I would love to hear from you.

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Is it necessary for symbolism to be apparent to all? After all, isn’t symbolism sometimes used as a code to hide certain aspects from those not initiated, whilst allowing those knowledgeable to understand it’s true meaning? Take someone’s personal Arms for instance… It isn’t necessary for you to understand what it means for you to recognise it, however for those close to the person or even the subject, the symbolism in it can be as plain as day. Butchers in medieval times used crossed axes as a badge for their job, yet today if we saw crossed axes on a shop sign would we understand what they were?











