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Originally Posted by dpackster1980
I want to be in this one, applied for the last one but no one bothered their arse to email people saying they didn't get in!
Put me down for it but just out of politeness and common courtesy send either a pm or email to the people refused. 
I know if you're not part of the "click" you don't get in so I know I won't be in this one. I don't believe in arse kissing.  :thumb down:
I did fill in the form last year and no one emailed me back. I had to find out second hand from other people which from my point of view is disgusting.
I'm not popular with certain people who have an influence on what goes on. Like I said I refuse to kiss people's arses!
In my point of view the people that applied last year and didn't get in should get preference this year over the people that did. |
Was there really any need for that? There was a feedback thread from the first event which could have been used to politely make suggestions about how things could be improved; this years invernational was the first of its kind and unfortunately there were always going to be some things that could have been better. I understand your point about receiving some form of confirmation whether the entry is successful or not and I'm sure this can be taken on board for future events.
The clique/arse kissing comments are pretty poor too. Granted there were bound to be some familiar faces - a team of dedicated dudes worked tirelessly to contribute towards the planning and (hopefully) smooth running of the event, so it would have been a bit mean not to allow them to race. However generally the aim was to accept entries from a wide range of drivers from different regions/countries, and of different racing abilities, and everyone who applied had a fair chance.
Constructive feedback is welcome, but posting slanderous comments is only going kick the morale of those who are working so hard to organise a kick-ass (not kiss-ass) event.