IPSC Site SO SLOW

[NickVR]

I'm not unhappy with what is being discussed, I also am rather upset with how slow the website is. But why complain here for all to see when you can complain on the IPSC forum... Where it will be seen by the people this actually effects. And possibly used to make a change - especially with the election occurring now.

Make sure you sent your ballot back in the mail so we can be part of the solution.

 

[Onagoth]

I'm not unhappy with what is being discussed, I also am rather upset with how slow the website is. But why complain here for all to see when you can complain on the IPSC forum... Where it will be seen by the people this actually effects. And possibly used to make a change - especially with the election occurring now.

Make sure you sent your ballot back in the mail so we can be part of the solution.

I suspect that cgn has many more ipsc Ontario members on it than the ipsc Ontario forum ...just my guess though

 

[Sqr]

I just asked one seemingly "simple" question, but it is clear that this is huge sticking point. I have volunteered for a number of organizations, and even though politics and bureaucracy have ran through all of them, at the end of the day, we knew we were accountable to our membership (and at times, the public), so we hunkered down and got things done.

I'm not sure why this topic is being approached in such an emotional way.We all work or contend with people we find frustrating. But it's not about just you and someone else. You are working for/serving a populace of people, and honestly, you are acting like little Trumps right now. Bury the past, use some logic, and let's move forward.

Listen, I reckon most members went through the entire IPSC process to have fun and leave the daily bullsh!t and bureaucracy behind, even for that small time of active shooting. I'm sure that all BoD members started for the same reason.

Holster those firearms, and spend the time developing a solution so that we can move forward, rather than spending time bashing fellow-shooters.

So a few posters print their displeasure with IPSC and you feel it is bashing fellow shooters? I will not go into details on what I find frustrating with that group, but just listen to that “how dare you” criticize IPSC attitude to understand how many of us feel.

 

[38 Special]

I just asked one seemingly "simple" question, but it is clear that this is huge sticking point. I have volunteered for a number of organizations, and even though politics and bureaucracy have ran through all of them, at the end of the day, we knew we were accountable to our membership (and at times, the public), so we hunkered down and got things done.

I'm not sure why this topic is being approached in such an emotional way.We all work or contend with people we find frustrating. But it's not about just you and someone else. You are working for/serving a populace of people, and honestly, you are acting like little Trumps right now. Bury the past, use some logic, and let's move forward.

Listen, I reckon most members went through the entire IPSC process to have fun and leave the daily bullsh!t and bureaucracy behind, even for that small time of active shooting. I'm sure that all BoD members started for the same reason.

Holster those firearms, and spend the time developing a solution so that we can move forward, rather than spending time bashing fellow-shooters.

Where's the "like" button?