Uncle - Revision history

Panglossolalia at 21:51, 10 June 2006

2006-06-10T21:51:36Z

2005-04-15T04:36:04Z

Reverted edit of Craven de Kere, changed back to last version by Monger

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	In keeping with the Family's "[[One Wife]]" doctrine of communal living, children are encouraged and in some cases required to address all male, adult group members as "Uncle" followed by the man's first name, to foster a sense of community and respect for elders.		In keeping with the Family's "[[One Wife]]" doctrine of communal living, children are encouraged and in some cases required to address all male, adult group members as "Uncle" followed by the man's first name, to foster a sense of community and respect for elders.

	''See also:'' [[Auntie~~]], [[test~~]]		''See also:'' [[Auntie]]

2005-04-15T04:35:31Z

test 2

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	In keeping with the Family's "[[One Wife]]" doctrine of communal living, children are encouraged and in some cases required to address all male, adult group members as "Uncle" followed by the man's first name, to foster a sense of community and respect for elders.		In keeping with the Family's "[[One Wife]]" doctrine of communal living, children are encouraged and in some cases required to address all male, adult group members as "Uncle" followed by the man's first name, to foster a sense of community and respect for elders.

	''See also:'' [[Auntie]] [[test]]		''See also:'' [[Auntie]], [[test]]

2005-04-15T04:35:20Z

test

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	In keeping with the Family's "[[One Wife]]" doctrine of communal living, children are encouraged and in some cases required to address all male, adult group members as "Uncle" followed by the man's first name, to foster a sense of community and respect for elders.		In keeping with the Family's "[[One Wife]]" doctrine of communal living, children are encouraged and in some cases required to address all male, adult group members as "Uncle" followed by the man's first name, to foster a sense of community and respect for elders.

	''See also:'' [[Auntie]]		''See also:'' [[Auntie]] [[test]]

2005-03-31T05:39:08Z

removed sentence I didn't mean to include in previous edit

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	In keeping with the Family's "[[One Wife]]" doctrine of communal living, children are encouraged and in some cases required to address all male, adult group members as "Uncle" followed by the man's first name, to foster a sense of community and respect for elders~~. Such use is still very common today~~.		In keeping with the Family's "[[One Wife]]" doctrine of communal living, children are encouraged and in some cases required to address all male, adult group members as "Uncle" followed by the man's first name, to foster a sense of community and respect for elders.

	''See also:'' [[Auntie]]		''See also:'' [[Auntie]]

2005-03-31T05:37:07Z

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	In keeping with the Family's "[[One Wife]]" doctrine of communal living, children ~~were~~ required to address all male ~~adults~~ as Uncle followed by the man's first name, to foster a sense of community and respect for elders. ~~Female adults were addressed as~~ [[Auntie]] ~~followed by her first name.~~		In keeping with the Family's "[[One Wife]]" doctrine of communal living, children are encouraged and in some cases required to address all male, adult group members as "Uncle" followed by the man's first name, to foster a sense of community and respect for elders. Such use is still very common today.

			''See also:'' [[Auntie]]

2005-03-31T05:28:20Z

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	~~A term whose use was advocated and adopted to reference any male adult within~~ [[~~The Family~~]] ~~in order~~ to foster a ~~communal or familial atmosphere~~.		In keeping with the Family's "[[One Wife]]" doctrine of communal living, children were required to address all male adults as Uncle followed by the man's first name, to foster a sense of community and respect for elders. Female adults were addressed as [[Auntie]] followed by her first name.

2005-03-30T07:27:46Z

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A term whose use was advocated and adopted to reference any male adult within [[The Family]] in order to foster a communal or familial atmosphere.