LIVING UP TO ACADEMIC STANDARDS

Battara · 3rd June 2012, 12:37 AM

On the one hand the expertise and collector observations have contributed to the knowledge of the field(s) of ethnographic weaponry. I feel that the more information, knowledge, and academic prowess the better.

On the other the fun and freedom (and demand for respect) of this forum made this forum so viable, in contrast to some other forums that are dwindling in participation.

Everyone seems to come here first for knowledge and then I notice that being proliferated by some members here to other forums.

I find myself being proud to be a member of this forum and interesting.

3rd June 2012, 12:37 AM	#1
Battara EAAF Staff Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Louisville, KY Posts: 7,272	On the one hand the expertise and collector observations have contributed to the knowledge of the field(s) of ethnographic weaponry. I feel that the more information, knowledge, and academic prowess the better. On the other the fun and freedom (and demand for respect) of this forum made this forum so viable, in contrast to some other forums that are dwindling in participation. Everyone seems to come here first for knowledge and then I notice that being proliferated by some members here to other forums. I find myself being proud to be a member of this forum and interesting.