FAMILY AND PIKEHANDS POLICY
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PRIVACY.
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- Should anyone have personal privacy concerns then we will amend or remove references to them.
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FAMILY
- No defamatory, illegal or immoral content is permitted.
- Such data may be reported to the appropriate authorities.
- No content that identifies individuals will be allowed.
- Politeness and tolerance should be exercised at all times.
- Political issues shall not be allowed.
- All comment will be according to English Law.
- Family relationships regarding formal and informal adoption or those arising from step relations or half blood relations shall be taken to be synonymous with blood line members.
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PIKING RULES (as of Bury Weekend 1977) WHO CAN BECOME A PIKEHAND
- A Pikehand is male of at least 18 years of age.
- He shall be either (i) a direct blood line relative (ii) married to a direct blood line woman (iii) or conforming to 2/7 above.
- Children of these relationships male or male partners of females conforming to all above can become Pikehands
- If a man separates from a blood line woman or one conforming to 2/7 above for reasons other than her natural death he can no longer become or remain a Pikehand.
- Piking fully supports the rites of women whilst accepting the constraints of physical differences.
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AMMENDED PIKING RULES 1984
- Incorporates all of 3 above.
- Other family members may be more worthy of, "Pikehand of the Year," and should henceforth be eligible for the award.
- In line with respect for our elders an Honorary Pikehand scroll will be presented to worthy recipients.
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FURTHER AMMENDMENT TO PIKING RULES 2002
- Incorporates all of 4 above
- There would annually be a new chairmen alternating between older Pikes to younger Pikes and back to another older Pike again.
- Due to British advances in moral codes who can become a PIKEHAND will now extend, married in relationships, to include male partners of women from subsequent generations who conform to all above as is applicable.
- If a man separates from a subsequent generation woman conforming to 2/7 above for reasons other than her natural death he can no longer remain a Pikehand.
- Children of the relationship of 5/4 above shall be considered to conform to 2/7 above.
