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Old 02-Aug-2006, 17:41   #1
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Must be a bit lonely in Poland, isnt everyone here?
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Old 02-Aug-2006, 17:47   #2
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Must be a bit lonely in Poland, isnt everyone here?


Another classic

Do they teach you that wit in basic training, if so i'm joining
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Old 02-Aug-2006, 17:56   #3
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We've had a few people 'cut off in their prime' this month and so I'm thinking of changing the current automated expiry routines.

What happens now is that 3 days before your membership is due to expire, the message board sends out a reminder. Then on the last day of the month (or one deay earlier if you're Skids or Ray) your access to the message board reverts to a non-member status. Both the reminder email and status changes are automated routines and no manual intervention is required by the webteam or anyone else.
As soon as Lizzie gets your completed renewal form, she updates the subscription dates on the message board and you then have access to the membership areas again.

Personally I don't think the 3 days notice is enough, I'm thinking of increasing this to 2 weeks or 4 weeks notice - any thoughts/opinions ?


Eamonn

PS Martin, until Lizzie gets the membership details up to date, I've reinstated your membership on the board.
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Old 02-Aug-2006, 18:01   #4
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Membership lasts 12 months, so four weeks seems proportionate and should give most folks time to arrange their renewal.
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Old 02-Aug-2006, 22:07   #5
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Another classic

Do they teach you that wit in basic training, if so i'm joining

I can do cynical as well if you like.............. and tell me im wrong!
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Old 03-Aug-2006, 07:26   #6
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Having read through the messages... I would say the following -

Lizzie - thanks, I appreciate it wasn't you're doing, I will send a text with my details later, have no intention of leaving no matter what everyone says!

Eamonn - the cut off does seem pretty sharp, a couple of weeks would seem a more sensible time. Thanks for reinstating me, and the new board is a huge improvement - one little bit of sanity in a frustrating place..!

Glyn/Fordie - the bike may be yellow, but with a bit of luck when I get home I might be able to treat myself to a nice new red one

Keefy - I thought I joined the inner echelon a few weeks back - wasn't that what that strange initiation ceremony was about? Or was that only BHCN inner echelon

Ruth - I would of course be very disappointed if you had voted for my reinstatement ...

AndyB - there may be a lot of them in town, but there's even more of them here.. and they're a lot more friendly and polite than the average N'mpton locals

Final thought - wouldn't everyone's life be easier (Lizzie in particular) if there was a facility to join/renew online? Now we've got this fab new board, it it possible?

Thanks to all
Martin
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Old 03-Aug-2006, 08:51   #7
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Never mind all this roundel stuff. Isn't Poland great???? Was there last year on the 996 and have to say: cheap beer, great food (if a little "homely"), great people. I didn't seem to get any sleep as we spent all night drinking and clubbing and I have to say the female population was very impressive.............................. Went back to Szcezyn (or however its spelt) this year and same story. Now back to this subscription melarkey, I would certainly subscribe if there were a DSC run to Poland/carpathians etc.
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Old 03-Aug-2006, 10:29   #8
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Never mind all this roundel stuff. Isn't Poland great???? Was there last year on the 996 and have to say: cheap beer, great food (if a little "homely"), great people. I didn't seem to get any sleep as we spent all night drinking and clubbing and I have to say the female population was very impressive.............................. Went back to Szcezyn (or however its spelt) this year and same story. Now back to this subscription melarkey, I would certainly subscribe if there were a DSC run to Poland/carpathians etc.

Certainly have to agree with you so far based on what I've seen - it's been a real eye-opener, I didn't expect much, but it's far exceeded my expectations so far, certainly not a hardship posting! Let's not say too much though - don't want it getting spoiled....

Martin
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Old 03-Aug-2006, 22:58   #9
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Keefy - I thought I joined the inner echelon a few weeks back - wasn't that what that strange initiation ceremony was about? Or was that only BHCN inner echelon
Did it involve lots of drinking?
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Old 04-Aug-2006, 14:26   #10
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Did it involve lots of drinking?

I don't remember.. Guess it must have
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