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I understand the reasoning that was set forward, however the logic behind it is faulty. Two of the other awards listed on the "highest awards in scouting" page possess similar properties. Both the Armory Award, and Rambler badge solely link to Scouts Canada. They are deemed valid because they are helping to create a comprehensive understanding of World Scouting under the world Scouting Portal. How can this be achieved if one of Scouts Canada's highest awards is left unnoticed because of seeming unimportance. The award is newly created and does not have the same historical significance as say the armory or rambler awards, however it is equally important. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Indefatigable1 (talk • contribs) 16:37, 5 July 2012
