Suara Rick Beverly

[SouthPark]

Originally Posted by aznparkranger

Actually no.

When you filled out the registration form - you put down a name for this new genus, right?

If not, then did the RHS ask you what genus you wanted to call it? Or are you saying that RHS automatically took your surname and named this genus as 'Suara' by appending a 'ara' on the end without first asking for your input about what the genus would officially be called?

[orchidsarefun]

Originally Posted by SouthPark

When you filled out the registration form - you put down a name for this new genus, right?

If not, then did the RHS ask you what genus you wanted to call it? Or are you saying that RHS automatically took your surname and named this genus as 'Suara' by appending a 'ara' on the end without first asking for your input about what the genus would officially be called?

Enough already. You are coming across as pedantic for no worthy reason.

[SouthPark]

Originally Posted by orchidsarefun

Enough already. You are coming across as pedantic for no worthy reason.

The remarks you made were uncalled for.

The other member mentioned that RHS named an orchid after them.

I'm trying to establish if it was RHS that actually arrived at the genus by themselves without any input from the member. Or whether it was the member that requested the base name ... eg. 'Su', and RHS then proceeded to ask the member whether they wanted 'Su' + 'ara', and arrived at 'Suara' upon a mutual agreement.

My question(s) is/are related to this.

If RHS did indeed come up with the genus name all by themselves without the member having any say in it, then that's fine. I don't mind that. That's what I'm trying to find out.