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Rules violations need to be addressed by the protest committee.  Waving a 
red cape on ridecamp is not a necessary or beneficial part of that process.  
File your protest and let us know how it turns out.
Differences in philosophy are another matter altogether.  The current AERC 
rules try to walk a tightrope that allows ride managers the freedom to be 
true to their own philosophy on this matter of LD.  This allows riders the 
freedom to choose rides that match their desires.  If you can't find rides 
in your area that provide what you want, then you or some fellow believers 
will have to bite the bullet and manage your own rides, which sound as if 
they COULD be AERC sanctioned. If AERC is forced to accept ONE "winning" 
philosophy to the exclusion of others, the opposition will still be unhappy, 
no matter which way it goes. It should be clear by now that no one is going 
to CHANGE their own long held beliefs.  The regions who have learned to 
co-exist on this even if they don't all agree are really, really, really, 
REALLY tired of this.

Nancy Mitts


> Subject: [RC]   LD Rides - Endurance - Dressage
> Date: Fri, 10 Feb 2006 05:15:48 GMT
> Please Reply to: Richard Sacks rsacks@xxxxxxxxxxxxx or 
> ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> ==========================================
>  I was asked by a group of LD riders to prepare a draft protest for them 
> and needed accurate records to do so.



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