RE: [RC] rider sanctioning/litigation against ride vet - Ginger Bill
If you've ever been a ride manager than you know how hard it is to get a vet. I believe that if anyone is causing any trouble such as this, they are a hinderance to our sport and, therefore, are not needed nor welcome. Ginger
From: bwalker2@xxxxxxx Subject: Re: [RC] rider sanctioning/litigation against ride vet Date: Mon, 14 Jan 2008 13:56:18 -0800 To: ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
I live in SoCal too -- so I know what you mean. That is why I said that a consensus by RMs in the region that had contact with such a rider would be sufficient for me. The RMs generally know who is a trouble-maker, cretin, etc. Therefore, I think RMs should be able to get together and decide that person X is no longer welcome at the regional rides.
In a message dated 1/14/2008 1:38:21 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, bwalker2@xxxxxxx writes:
Bringing a suit just to cause trouble, especially if it goes along with other problems caused by the same rider.
but...just a question - how does one - and WHo determines if - a rider is just trying to cause trouble? if I were a vet, I would be very reluctant to work at a ride where there had been this sort of trouble even if I had not been the target of the moment - if I knew there was no real filter for who would be riding.
