Great idea! I think it should be required to have people signing in with the real name and or MNZ License also, why, to make all accountable for what they say and also to create a data of logic/comments from people.
Marketing? It would also give an opportunity to promote your sponsors on this site in your signature with each post.
It is so typical of riders to just complain but not do anything action wise to try and change potentually negative situations, this forum could/would give our road racing committee a general over site of what the riders/marshalls/fans want from the sport in the year 2012 and beyond, which in turn could allow to offer up preposed rule changes well in advance to get feed back on those proposals.
I fear the day technology will surpass our human interaction. The world will have a generation of idiots! ALBERT EINSTEIN
Or it could just be left as it is and when the members on here have agreed on a subject,It could be forwarded on to the roadrace commissioner for the commission to review,Be warned however,Just because the Kiwibiker website agrees on something or has a majority vote,Doesn't mean its going to get past the commission and then the board for ratification,BUT we are always ready to listen and to be honest,Making it a licence holders only forum just doesnt work for me,Ive seen some bloody good ideas on here from peeps that are not MNZ members and will not get listened to through the channels at MNZ,It also disqualifies too many ex competitors with mountains of knowledge.
A good example is the discussion surrounding the incidents highlighted by the jellyman at Manfeild,I didn't contact Steve at Manfeild because of anything Choppa had to say,I just looked at his post and decided he was using it as an excuse for his mistake,I contacted Steve on the back of yours and Glen Williams comments as I knew you guys were removed from the immediate issue and were expressing your personal views AND on the face of that information I would be negligent not to atleast ask the question of the circuit owners.
On that basis,Maybe its better not to reinvent the wheel,Rather,Give it a balance up and use it in a more positive manner like the jellyman was trying to do.
Just my 2c
Right there is where your utopian idea goes tits up.
Why would the comitee want to trawl through pages and pages of bulshit, to read the same opinion written fifty different ways, by largly barely literate egotisticle fuckin bike racers?
Yes, discussion forum on a rule change is good, on this sort of scale it is a complete fuck up.
Lets look at the most recent rule change that I can think of, the allowance of 400cc two strokes into F3. The comitee are perfactly aware that rules may need to be giggle a bit after some track time has occured, but the whinging bitching, self cetered masses that are bike racers, (you included Shaun, don't make dredge up the footage of you tossing your fuckin toys at Wanganui for not being allowed to cross enter into F1), would still be slinging shit and nothing would have happened.
Let's dumb it down a bit shall we.
Democracy is based, on the populace voting into power, a number of people who represent the ideals of said populace. We are meant to put ito power, someone for each group within the group. So on a much smaller scale, they can discuss and decide how things get run. When the masses stick their oar in on every little matter, nothing gets done.
All i was suggesting is a sub-forum where i (and others) could go 'Oh hey what MNZ/Rule related issues are currently being discussed? I'll go have a look in the MNZ area.'
Not Intended as a 'formal tool' to be used by MNZ to make decisions/public notifications etc. But a place to discuss the opinions or riders and others.
I don't see the harm though if our MNZ Rep's chose to post relevant information about actual changes etc.
You can bitch among yourselves as much as you like on here but I would just like a place to categorize MNZ/Competition rules etc related discussion so everyone doesn't have to sort through the rest of the forum to find it.
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