Greetings Folders!
I think it would be extremely helpful and important to define the term "Traditional" in a way that is accepted worldwide. A personal note is that the term traditional is a term I still do not have a clear understanding of its meaning and I am an active member of the OUSA community and have been since 2006. The Yoshizawa-Randlett system diagraming system is worldwide and terminology should be too. I was told it is not a legal term, but people seem to be using it for legal reasons. I believe there should be something to clearly state that traditional models are in the creative commons if this is the case. This is my personal understanding. The starting point would be a post to multiple origami platforms to get general input. Then, have origami societies worldwide come to an agreement and share a clear document with an in-depth description with examples included that the community would support. Thoughts? Please send feedback to the form at https:// <https://origamimuseum.org/contact/> origamimuseum.org/contact/, if you do not want to send feedback to this list. Warm Folds, Lisa B. Corfman
