Official report of the
No Agenda Peerage Committee.Grand.
Let this be
your current guide to the No Agenda peerage system for producers of the No
Agenda Show worldwide.
Current
Titles (including changes)
Gentleman/Lady
of the Manor -- is
a one-third Knight earmarked by a $333.33 contribution and an executive producership for any one show. This person may refer to themselves as such but there will be no special ceremony
other than the mention at the top of the show. This as well as other monikers
can be conferred a a gift. Anyone getting to 666.66 may refer to
themselves as Esquires. New links to the Paypal
donation pages can be found here.
Single Knight/Damehood
$1000 donation.
Becomes member of the No Agenda Roundtable with special consideration
by the show hosts. This entails a special ceremony. All upgrades to this
title receive mention when requested. This person can refer to themselves as Sir or Dame.
Double Knights will be referred
to as Baronet or Baronetess. Optionally the owner of
the title can refuse the title and wait for the next title as can all would-be title holders
Triple Knight will become a Baron/Baroness and may
request a territory to rule. Once you achieve this level and the territory is
approved, the Baron(ess) may
assign the honorary titles such as Sheriff and Magistrate.
Five time knight becomes a Viscount/Viscountess -- Additional lands within reason are
granted as part of an expanded Barony.
Seven times Knight becomes an Earl or a Count/Countess
to be chosen by the individual.
10X
Knight becomes a
Duke/Duchesse with special fanfare and additional land to rule. Dukedoms will
overlap Baronies.
20X
is an Arch Duke
33X is a Grand Duke. Entire nations will be assigned to Grand Dukes until all territories of the
world are accounted for.
All the above
titles are granted upon request and accounting
These will
eventually appear on the No Agenda World map in one form or another.
Questions and
comments are welcome.
The next
edition of this memo will include the various styles of the proposed No Agenda
pins so members can not only identify themselves as fellow producers, but can know about the rank of the individual who wears the
pin.
John C. Dvorak, Peerage Committee
Chair
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