Jim et all Don and I have spoken and he has had an excellent grasp of what a
good program could look like, so rather then clutter up that other thread
with a ton of different almost the same posts of tasks, he and I decided
that his would be a good place to start. Then if Tom K and the LSF weigh in
they can use all or none, or create their own or tell us to get stuffed,
whatever they prefer.
Now onto another topic, I am confused by the negative response from some of
what appear to be heavy hitters in the soaring community. You guys seem to
like to stay over here so let's hear it. What is the concern with an
alternative if the original task list stays the same?
I am genuinely interested in hearing what the problems you forsee are. So
let's break it down and make it easy.
Jim Deck the former LSF Secretary has already told me that record keeping
would be a non event if an additional program was initiated. So let's not
worry about that.
It absolutely has no impact on any achievment of any LSF member in the past,
the present, or the future because the original task list stays the same.
One last thing. I have heard quite a few people say (paraphrasing) just do
the flight tasks and not the competition and be happy with that. In effect
we you are saying is "we don't care about you if you are not competing so
just run off and stop bothering us. We have our awards, you non
competetition guys don't need any."
So here is the blunt question is that what you are saying? I don't recall
everyone that said that but if you did, please answer honestly. Is it simply
to much bother to make sure the other half of the soaring community is taken
care of as well?
I truly am not trying to stir the $*^T pot, I just think it would make the
soaring community healthier in both the short term and the long run.
Thanks for taking the time to look this over.
Tom Bean
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