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Originally Posted by Reginald Rutledge
companies and really anyone who has the courage to have a tournament do so. I think if you are a vendor and these guys are buying your product, you've got an obligation to offer something for those who have supported your products.
I will continue to do things for those who support me as I feel an obligation to give back to those people in a big way. Now it is up to those people to come and participate in what I do but the opportunity exist.
Reginald Rutledge
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Itll be easy for any particular vendor to serve there personal agenda, the Idea hear is to not only cater to your base, but adopt a broader vision which includes the Hobby as a whole. Us customizers must begin to shape the Hobby, in a way that furthers the Hobby not just are own personal goals. If that means changing the size of my boards I'm with that and so on, Now can we get others to do the same. The days of letting someone else worry about that, is going to kill us, the MFCA has to lay down a set of rules, sign on players, then take those dates already there as, hard dates for league play, those that dont agree so be it, but the time has come. Those that sign on is strictly voluntary, no need to include everybody, were looking for those who would travel anyway. Wishing & hoping is not going to make it happen, the guy that says not me, push him aside & keep on moving. The heads of these Tournaments really need to look at this, for without them its over, The MFCA can only do so much, the hobby cant support any other dates on the calender, its up to you guys. My guess is theyll protect there own piece as usual, maybe they wont, we'll see.