@@sensible321 When you comment on something publicly, you do it to leave a trace of your own thoughts, whether positive or negative (it doesn't matter). Since your comment is neither positive nor negative, it is useless and meaningless. Among other things, you are not even informed about the tradition of Castel di Lucio (which obviously does not belong to you), that festival is a tradition, therefore an intangible treasure of that community, but it does not date back to the Middle Ages. Good day!
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Another example of the surviving Middle Ages...
From your comment it is not clear if it is a compliment or sarcasm.
@@PhilippusArgyriensis Neither. Just a neutral observation. Good day!
@@sensible321 When you comment on something publicly, you do it to leave a trace of your own thoughts, whether positive or negative (it doesn't matter). Since your comment is neither positive nor negative, it is useless and meaningless. Among other things, you are not even informed about the tradition of Castel di Lucio (which obviously does not belong to you), that festival is a tradition, therefore an intangible treasure of that community, but it does not date back to the Middle Ages. Good day!