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 =====House Members=====
-Membership in House is divided between official "belted" members (called the Hatamoto), and Friends of the House. To become a belted member, one must have a Japanese persona or alternate persona; have contributed to the house in a manner that satisfies the Daimyo; and have participated in the wider SCA, including learning the skills and service prized by the Society. A belted member is given an Obi - a sort of cloth belt - in a private ceremony where they take an oath to uphold the tenants of Bushido. The obi reflects the wearer's SCA rank; thus a white obi is reserved for a member of the [[awards:order_of_the_chivalry|Order of the Chivalry]], a red obi represents a [[scaism:squire|squire]], and so on. Some members of the House also wear a necklace or token to show their dedication to the House.
+Membership in House is divided between official "belted" members (called the Hatamoto), and Friends of the House. To become a belted member, one must have a Japanese persona or alternate persona; have contributed to the house in a manner that satisfies the Daimyo; and have participated in the wider SCA, including learning the skills and service prized by the Society. A belted member is given an Obi - a sort of cloth belt - in a private ceremony where they take an oath to uphold the tenants of Bushido. The obi reflects the wearer's SCA rank; thus a white obi is reserved for a member of the [[awards:order_of_chivalry|Order of Chivalry]], a red obi represents a [[scaism:squire|squire]], and so on. Some members of the House also wear a necklace or token to show their dedication to the House.
 **Hatamoto (Full Members with Obi):**