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 ==Riders==
 Riders show rank by design and complexity of shoulder knots, which represent both Weyr and the color of their dragon. They may also wear a badge with a dragon of appropriate color on a background of the Weyr colors, and a badge indicating their Wing affiliation. Staff members wear a simple cord in Weyr colors, unless indicated otherwise in area files.

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 Two loops over the arm, one under, two small strings, bound at the top.
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	These are not exact productions but samples upon which you may visualize how the Weyr colors would be displayed with appropriate strings and tassles based on Anne's description in the DLG.<ref name="G">This information came from the Dragon Lovers Guide by Jody Lynn Nye</ref>		These are not exact productions but samples upon which you may visualize how the Weyr colors would be displayed with appropriate strings and tassles based on Anne's description in the DLG.<ref name="G">This information came from the Dragon Lovers Guide by Jody Lynn Nye</ref>
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	[[File:SingleBraid.png\|100px\|Single Loop\|thumb]]		[[File:SingleBraid.png\|100px\|Single Loop\|thumb]]

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 Two loops over the arm, one under, two small strings, bound at the top.
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 Two loops over the arm, one under, two small strings, bound at the top.
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 ==Riders==
-Riders show rank by design and complexity of shoulder knots, which represent both Weyr and the color of their dragon. They may also wear a badge with a dragon of appropriate color on a background of the Weyr colors, and a badge indicating their Wing affiliation. Staff members wear a simple cord in Weyr colors, unless indicated otherwise in area files. '''Candidates''' wear a resident knot, with a single thread of white.
+Riders show rank by design and complexity of shoulder knots, which represent both Weyr and the color of their dragon. They may also wear a badge with a dragon of appropriate color on a background of the Weyr colors, and a badge indicating their Wing affiliation. Staff members wear a simple cord in Weyr colors, unless indicated otherwise in area files.
 ===Resident:===
 One loop under the arm, string with two knots.
 ===Weyrling:===
 One loop under the arm, string, plus lifemate color.
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 The easiest way to understand these coded knots is by looking at the worlds military. They regularly wear knots that are not just decoration but convey information about the person to which they are attached. Following are some samples.
 [[File:SingleBraid.png|100px|Single Loop|thumb]]
 [[File:SingleTwoThreads.jpg|100px|Single with two cords|thumb]]
 [[File:OneOverOneUnder.png|100px|One over and one under|thumb]]
 [[File:CD-F120G_W.png|100px|Over Under and Loops and strings|thumb]]

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-The easiest way to understand these coded knots is by looking a the worlds miliitary. They regularly wear knots that are not just decoration but convey information about the person to which they are attached. Following are some samples.
+The easiest way to understand these coded knots is by looking at the worlds military. They regularly wear knots that are not just decoration but convey information about the person to which they are attached. Following are some samples.
 [[File:SingleBraid.png|100px|Single Loop|thumb]][[File:SingleTwoThreads.jpg|100px|Single with two cords|thumb]][[File:OneOverOneUnder.png|100px|One over and one under|thumb]]