"It's not the fact that the Brothers carry audio and recording devices into the Lodge room," Worshipful Gates explains, "we can kindly ask the brothers to turn those off. The challenge arises when you take into account that it records your every move."
He continues to state that the accelerometers used in these devices can accurately record masonic signs and hand gestures, as shown in the figure below.
The ban will be effective until the Worshipful Master's successor has been elected and installed. The Senior Warden plans on continuing this tradition until more information is available.
Last year, Luddite Lodge #1899 in Vortex, Kentucky had a similar ban on fitness wearables. Although no significant security benefits have been realized to date, the Lodge has noticed an average member weight gain of 12.4 pounds since the ban.
-Knight Kadeuch, Kennedy MacFaulty, 69˚ of the Mediocre Elu
isn't it up to the Grand Lodge of that state to make that rule and not individual lodges
ReplyDeleteBesides the fact that this is a satirical website; as long as it doesn't contradict the landmarks of Masonry or any Grand Lodge rules, a Worshipful Master could in theory do this.
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