At 10:51 AM 7/13/00 -0700, you wrote:
>At the last event I attended, I had two separate incidents where cones
were knocked down and the >nearest course workers simply stood there and
watched.
I didn't see what you saw. You are assuming they were being lazy? I'm
assuming that they were probably new and didn't know what to do and needed
some instruction/correction from more experienced workers. You want to
disqualify them. I want them to learn how to work the course. Maybe
inexperienced workers need to be paired with experienced ones.
>>Fact of life: sometimes the radio person is viewing the car from the
>>rear or front, and can't see the numbers clearly enough to read them.
>
>You know what, Dave? Part of working course correctly is REGISTERING the
>number of each car as it enters your section, so that you CAN provide that
>information when calling in cones. If you can't ever see the side of the
>car, you're working on a straightaway and shouldn't need to be there.
Yes, it should be done that way. But it just doesn't always happen. You
want to disqualify someone for that?
Dave
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