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I also disagree completely with how the safewords are described here. "the players involved must find out why the scene was cut " is the opposite of how the rule is described and used in Norway. We have a policy that nobody ever has to give a reason for cutting unless they want to. --[[User:ElinN|ElinN]] 18:42, 26 April 2012 (CEST)
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Sorry. I beg to differ here. I need to disagree with Johannes Axner. A safeword is better to keep in another language. Also Cut is used in filmdirecting and theatre to stop a scene cause it is boring. I use words in that meaning when directing/GMing Freeforms like Anna Westerlings Growing Up (some scenes needs to be cut at times to avoid the tension just dwindling away ;)).
I guess we first need to collect all the different uses (and maybe also make a note on veils and lines from the freeformers of US to relate it to something well known to others ?)
I vote for "kutt" as the main page - although I am well aware that I have only 1 vote, like anybody else.
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Also ElinN, it´s not a break/brake-mistake - its different practices/differences in larp-cultures. We do not need to correct it. The most clear way is to list the different variations, but explain them only once.
I totally agree with ElinN about the use though. If someone is practicing it, with a need for explanation, that is a totally different practice. We need to clearify that.
--[[User:Eidzm|Eidzm]] 18:40, 26 April 2012 (CEST)
