ROAR Election
11-24-2014, 01:19 PM
#481
No argument from me on those points. It was in response to if ROAR decided to restrict their materials that big events could go on without much of a hiccup. Sure it might take someone some time to gather a few PDFs on their phone before the event etc.
And honestly if a pass fail from a lab isn't good enough.... Well it's no different, better, or worse than the info we have to go off of now!
Personally I would love to see peace and happiness among all with good racing and turnouts like we used to enjoy. In spite of ourselves.
Mike
And honestly if a pass fail from a lab isn't good enough.... Well it's no different, better, or worse than the info we have to go off of now!
Personally I would love to see peace and happiness among all with good racing and turnouts like we used to enjoy. In spite of ourselves.
Mike
The problem is that ROAR does the same thing they do with their RMT events - they run the race as if it is an obligation and expect racers to just show up for the sake of showing up. They do nothing to market themselves or their event to racers or affiliate tracks.
The only way for ROAR to grow and improve is to think of themselves as a for profit business instead of being content with breaking even.
11-24-2014, 01:39 PM
#482
The cost to "fight" this is not worth it anyway. After all we are talking about $35.00/year for a track to be a member for the year. Or presumably a temporary track like Snowbirds or IIC could join for $35.00 as well. it is a drop in the bucket that is a bargain when the alternative is to create and manage a complete set of rules, approval, etc.
The problem is that ROAR does the same thing they do with their RMT events - they run the race as if it is an obligation and expect racers to just show up for the sake of showing up. They do nothing to market themselves or their event to racers or affiliate tracks.
The only way for ROAR to grow and improve is to think of themselves as a for profit business instead of being content with breaking even.
The problem is that ROAR does the same thing they do with their RMT events - they run the race as if it is an obligation and expect racers to just show up for the sake of showing up. They do nothing to market themselves or their event to racers or affiliate tracks.
The only way for ROAR to grow and improve is to think of themselves as a for profit business instead of being content with breaking even.
How to do that is the million dollar question though!
EA
11-24-2014, 01:45 PM
#483
The problem is that ROAR does the same thing they do with their RMT events - they run the race as if it is an obligation and expect racers to just show up for the sake of showing up. They do nothing to market themselves or their event to racers or affiliate tracks.
The only way for ROAR to grow and improve is to think of themselves as a for profit business instead of being content with breaking even.
The only way for ROAR to grow and improve is to think of themselves as a for profit business instead of being content with breaking even.
Jake D.
11-24-2014, 01:59 PM
#484
The cost to "fight" this is not worth it anyway. After all we are talking about $35.00/year for a track to be a member for the year. Or presumably a temporary track like Snowbirds or IIC could join for $35.00 as well. it is a drop in the bucket that is a bargain when the alternative is to create and manage a complete set of rules, approval, etc.
The problem is that ROAR does the same thing they do with their RMT events - they run the race as if it is an obligation and expect racers to just show up for the sake of showing up. They do nothing to market themselves or their event to racers or affiliate tracks.
The only way for ROAR to grow and improve is to think of themselves as a for profit business instead of being content with breaking even.
The problem is that ROAR does the same thing they do with their RMT events - they run the race as if it is an obligation and expect racers to just show up for the sake of showing up. They do nothing to market themselves or their event to racers or affiliate tracks.
The only way for ROAR to grow and improve is to think of themselves as a for profit business instead of being content with breaking even.
11-24-2014, 03:44 PM
#485
Should Roar enforce our copyright on our rules to the non-affiliate tracks?
ROAR
30262 Crown Valley Parkway # B 454
Laguna Niguel CA 92677
Phone 949 - 494 - 0515 [email protected]
The ROAR name and logo are trademarks of Remotely Operated Auto Racers and may not be used for any purpose without the express, written consent of ROAR. The ROAR name and logo may not be used in connection with products, packaging, manuals, promotional or advertising materials, or websites for any purpose except pursuant to an express written trademark license agreement from ROAR.
ROAR RULES COPYRIGHT © 2013
ROAR
30262 Crown Valley Parkway # B 454
Laguna Niguel CA 92677
Phone 949 - 494 - 0515 [email protected]
The ROAR name and logo are trademarks of Remotely Operated Auto Racers and may not be used for any purpose without the express, written consent of ROAR. The ROAR name and logo may not be used in connection with products, packaging, manuals, promotional or advertising materials, or websites for any purpose except pursuant to an express written trademark license agreement from ROAR.
ROAR RULES COPYRIGHT © 2013
11-24-2014, 03:56 PM
#486
Should Roar enforce our copyright on our rules to the non-affiliate tracks?
ROAR
30262 Crown Valley Parkway # B 454
Laguna Niguel CA 92677
Phone 949 - 494 - 0515 [email protected]
The ROAR name and logo are trademarks of Remotely Operated Auto Racers and may not be used for any purpose without the express, written consent of ROAR. The ROAR name and logo may not be used in connection with products, packaging, manuals, promotional or advertising materials, or websites for any purpose except pursuant to an express written trademark license agreement from ROAR.
ROAR RULES COPYRIGHT © 2013
ROAR
30262 Crown Valley Parkway # B 454
Laguna Niguel CA 92677
Phone 949 - 494 - 0515 [email protected]
The ROAR name and logo are trademarks of Remotely Operated Auto Racers and may not be used for any purpose without the express, written consent of ROAR. The ROAR name and logo may not be used in connection with products, packaging, manuals, promotional or advertising materials, or websites for any purpose except pursuant to an express written trademark license agreement from ROAR.
ROAR RULES COPYRIGHT © 2013
Come on guys you make yourself relevant by creating good solid rules that are aligned with the rest of the governing bodies around the world and you market and push your national race program. That's it...
11-24-2014, 04:01 PM
#487
Well now I know why Warfield called it MEOW all those years. Guess he has no fear of getting sued! Smart.
11-24-2014, 05:13 PM
#489
Tech Master
iTrader: (19)
No argument from me on those points. It was in response to if ROAR decided to restrict their materials that big events could go on without much of a hiccup. Sure it might take someone some time to gather a few PDFs on their phone before the event etc.
And honestly if a pass fail from a lab isn't good enough.... Well it's no different, better, or worse than the info we have to go off of now!
Personally I would love to see peace and happiness among all with good racing and turnouts like we used to enjoy. In spite of ourselves.
Mike
And honestly if a pass fail from a lab isn't good enough.... Well it's no different, better, or worse than the info we have to go off of now!
Personally I would love to see peace and happiness among all with good racing and turnouts like we used to enjoy. In spite of ourselves.
Mike
Last edited by Advil; 11-24-2014 at 05:15 PM. Reason: spelling/grammar
11-24-2014, 07:01 PM
#493
Should Roar enforce our copyright on our rules to the non-affiliate tracks?
ROAR
30262 Crown Valley Parkway # B 454
Laguna Niguel CA 92677
Phone 949 - 494 - 0515 [email protected]
The ROAR name and logo are trademarks of Remotely Operated Auto Racers and may not be used for any purpose without the express, written consent of ROAR. The ROAR name and logo may not be used in connection with products, packaging, manuals, promotional or advertising materials, or websites for any purpose except pursuant to an express written trademark license agreement from ROAR.
ROAR RULES COPYRIGHT © 2013
ROAR
30262 Crown Valley Parkway # B 454
Laguna Niguel CA 92677
Phone 949 - 494 - 0515 [email protected]
The ROAR name and logo are trademarks of Remotely Operated Auto Racers and may not be used for any purpose without the express, written consent of ROAR. The ROAR name and logo may not be used in connection with products, packaging, manuals, promotional or advertising materials, or websites for any purpose except pursuant to an express written trademark license agreement from ROAR.
ROAR RULES COPYRIGHT © 2013
11-24-2014, 07:16 PM
#494
After being accused/involved in the lawsuit from many angles, I am sure the motor lab has every right to remain silent, unbiased and ensuring nothing is misrepresented as official communication from ROAR. Time will probably help that some. Some of us live on the Internet while others do not. At ROAR run events, the lab is always in communication with the ROAR RMT inspectors when needed.
11-24-2014, 09:58 PM
#495
Should Roar enforce our copyright on our rules to the non-affiliate tracks?
ROAR
30262 Crown Valley Parkway # B 454
Laguna Niguel CA 92677
Phone 949 - 494 - 0515 [email protected]
The ROAR name and logo are trademarks of Remotely Operated Auto Racers and may not be used for any purpose without the express, written consent of ROAR. The ROAR name and logo may not be used in connection with products, packaging, manuals, promotional or advertising materials, or websites for any purpose except pursuant to an express written trademark license agreement from ROAR.
ROAR RULES COPYRIGHT © 2013
ROAR
30262 Crown Valley Parkway # B 454
Laguna Niguel CA 92677
Phone 949 - 494 - 0515 [email protected]
The ROAR name and logo are trademarks of Remotely Operated Auto Racers and may not be used for any purpose without the express, written consent of ROAR. The ROAR name and logo may not be used in connection with products, packaging, manuals, promotional or advertising materials, or websites for any purpose except pursuant to an express written trademark license agreement from ROAR.
ROAR RULES COPYRIGHT © 2013
What hurts my soul is that you're serious.