I would agree as well.
Getting a new rule set up is not that easy.
Get a second and we will take it to committee.
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I would agree as well.
Getting a new rule set up is not that easy.
Get a second and we will take it to committee.
I will second. My hesitation is/was how this might affect the top tier national instructors, some of which are members. They participate on many gun forums and not exclusively to INGO. But usually those trainers are hosted by or recommend by a local member that is active on INGO. I would have no problem for example if Bright Firearms Training advertising/hosting a class for a national trainer. Training Companies local to Indiana should be expected to participate.
Huh
When these things are considered there is a few things behind the scenes that have to be accomplished.
I see what you are saying Vert. There is a lot to be considered.
It was the runner that jacked the thread.
I'm sure Coach doesn't mind that his suggestion got brought back out of the mothballs. He puts his effort, time and trouble into making this forum his home operating base for his training business. He adds lots and lots of quality content to this forum. Yet anyone can come along to post classes with their first posts with no investment what so ever.
I'm sure Coach doesn't mind that his suggestion got brought back out of the mothballs. He puts his effort, time and trouble into making this forum his home operating base for his training business. He adds lots and lots of quality content to this forum. Yet anyone can come along to post classes with their first posts with no investment what so ever.
It was the runner that jacked the thread.
I'm sure Coach doesn't mind that his suggestion got brought back out of the mothballs. He puts his effort, time and trouble into making this forum his home operating base for his training business. He adds lots and lots of quality content to this forum. Yet anyone can come along to post classes with their first posts with no investment what so ever.
Noted.
How big of a problem is this? Maybe I am missing it, since I often don’t open threads started by people I have never heard of.
Are we saying that if someone like Marcus Luttrell joined to say he was going to appear at a local range for some instructions, that we would tell him to bugger off? I understand and can appreciate the issue, I just want the INGO to use some common sense if they address it
Are we saying that if someone like Marcus Luttrell joined to say he was going to appear at a local range for some instructions, that we would tell him to bugger off? I understand and can appreciate the issue, I just want the INGO to use some common sense if they address it
Noted.
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I'm firmly against the requirement of a certain post count to post training classes. Anything that encourages people to train should be rewarded, and I'd not like to see an additional barrier to that. If somebody is a unknown entity, question them. I haven't seen a rash of unknowns posting scam training, though. If that does happen, revisit the issue, but right now I don't see the problem.
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It was the runner that jacked the thread.
I'm sure Coach doesn't mind that his suggestion got brought back out of the mothballs. He puts his effort, time and trouble into making this forum his home operating base for his training business. He adds lots and lots of quality content to this forum. Yet anyone can come along to post classes with their first posts with no investment what so ever.
This has to be at least 50 posts. This ain't so hard!
I think we can tell from the growth and detached barb wire that these are not quality posts.
Awwwww, dad gum it!
the first 50 must be QUALITY posts of substance. Not one liners. The post count probably dropped because an admin saw a bunch of less than quality posts and removed them. It happens ALL the time, its not just you.
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