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Originally Posted by ZZ-kai-
To answer your question: I posted this question before, and sense no one replied to it, I'll ask again. Would a chapter that either reorganized or is recolonize - yet never closed per say (i.e. the charter is never pulled) - be considered as continuous? I think that if the charter is not pulled, then they're still a chapter. If the charter is pulled, then they can't be an 'active' chapter.
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It may vary from GLO to GLO. In many GLOs, the charter may not be "pulled" or the chapter "closed," so to speak, but the chapter is declared "inactive" or "dormant." If that chapter is later "reactivated" (it might be referred to as "recolonized" or "rechartered"), then the previously issued charter is still in place.
I would say a chapter can only claim to be "continuous" if it is continuously active as far as the GLO is concerned; an inactive or dormant chapter is continuous in name only, but not continuous in operation.