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Yup> our local distance group does that. Otherwise. It's not a big deal.

 

chris

Carolyn Burgess <carolyn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

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Lots of local clubs that host rides (trail rides,
hunter paces, etc.) charge a higher fee for non-club
members, as an incentive to become a member. I don't
have a problem with the day member fee. I think that
there should be benefits that come with being an AERC
member, like lower ride fees, accumulating miles and
points, etc. However, I don't understand why some of
that non-member day fee doesn't go to the ride
manager. There is the same amount of recordkeeping
required at the ride manager level for a member and
non-member, so why doesn't some of that fee go to the
ride manager?

Carolyn Burgess

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