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[RC] anybody know the answer to this? - k s swigart

Heidi said:

An unentered non-member is difficult to censure by our rules.

An unentered non-member is impossible to censure under AERC rules.  An
unentered member also would be impossible to censure in this situation.
There is nothing in the AERC's rules that says AERC members are not
allowed to ride on public trails unless entered in a ride.

kat
Orange County, Calif.




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