Some peopleseem to think I am being a bit noninclusive, a bit folk nazi, by not wishing to see Lakeman's self-penned ditty in the traditional section of the awards. Far from it, it is the "White Hare" supporters who are being noninclusive. Because, if they are to include Lakeman's recent compostions, how about the entire very creative world of British songwriters churning out hits both popular and well-written? Are they getting a look in? No sir, not a single chart composer has made it into the traditional section. Now, why is this?