John Bray at 16:58, 12 January 2022

2022-01-12T16:58:44Z

Bill Taylor at 19:22, 14 October 2005

2005-10-14T19:22:29Z

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'''Policy''' is the usual method or direction the convention or convention management would expect to decide controversial concerns. Policies address the way to decide problems not already directly addressed by [[Rules]].

For example, a convention may have a Rule prohibiting edged weapons in public areas. Thus no swordfights with live steel blades in the hotel lobby. However, a wooden sword with obviously rounded edges does not violate the edged weapons rule. Convention Policy should be set so that a swordfight with wooden swords would be similarly banned.

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 '''Policy''' is the usual method or direction the convention or convention management would expect to decide controversial concerns.  Policies address the way to decide problems not already directly addressed by [[Rules]].
-For example, a convention may have a Rule prohibiting edged weapons in public areas.  Thus no swordfights with live steel blades in the hotel lobby.  However, a wooden sword with obviously rounded edges does not violate the edged weapons rule.  Convention Policy should be set so that a swordfight with wooden swords would be similarly banned.
+For example, a convention may have a Rule prohibiting edged weapons in public areas.  Thus no swordfights with live steel blades in the hotel lobby.  However, a wooden sword with obviously rounded edges does not violate the edged weapons rule.  Convention Policy should be set so that a swordfight with wooden swords would be similarly banned. See [[Weapons Policy]].
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John Bray at 16:58, 12 January 2022

Bill Taylor at 19:22, 14 October 2005