The new association has been around a while,what is happening about all the new approach,do they have a new web site?most info on site very old news.

interesting , i thought that it was all under control

aus230 said...

It would help a lot if we knew who you guys where. are you ALSA members.

interesting ,question , are you a member ? if so which one as it is my understanding there are two! that would lead to the next question which one should one be a member off ?
I have just found this other registered body The Australian Landsailing Federation ?
who are they ? no information , so we have three so called organisations , Who does what ? And how do you contact them ? I'm confussed ! As none of them seem to do any thing.

Have you guys used these contacts that have around for a while?...
www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Land-Yacht-Sailing/General/ALSA-3/

It also should be noted that;
NALSA doesn't communicate to its members via a forum.
FISLY doesn't communicate to its members via a forum.
BFSLYC doesn't communicate to its members via a forum.
Ice sailing associations don't communicate to its members via a forum.
The Blokart association doesn't communicate to its members via a forum.
Yachting Australia doesn't communicate to its members via a forum.
In fact very few clubs and associations use forums to have direct contact with the members.
So why would people to expect ALSA to do different?

I would have thought the various land sailing clubs in Australia haven't used seabreeze more to promote their local clubs and put up their sailing calendars, i'm sure there are many people watching this site that might turn up to a sailing day if they were to know its on.

Gizmo said...

Have you guys used these contacts that have around for a while?...
www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Land-Yacht-Sailing/General/ALSA-3/

It also should be noted that;
NALSA doesn't communicate to its members via a forum.
FISLY doesn't communicate to its members via a forum.
BFSLYC doesn't communicate to its members via a forum.
Ice sailing associations don't communicate to its members via a forum.
The Blokart association doesn't communicate to its members via a forum.
Yachting Australia doesn't communicate to its members via a forum.
In fact very few clubs and associations use forums to have direct contact with the members.
So why would people to expect ALSA to do different?

I would have thought the various land sailing clubs in Australia haven't used seabreeze more to promote their local clubs and put up their sailing calendars, i'm sure there are many people watching this site that might turn up to a sailing day if they were to know its on.

why would any one promote any thing . why dont you get a job or do some thing with your life we will live with out your rather obscure interferance . arnt you one of the problems with this sport here

ALYF said...

THE AUSTRALIAN LANSAILING FEDERATION

Yes it exists , it wast put together some time ago , this is a very brief update as to where it is at , and it will not be getting involved in bull from this forum , you are invitted to ask questions by a PM if you wish .

At present we are alttering the constitution so that what was allowed to happen with the other (ALSA) cant happen with out every member being involved . there will be NO club membership individuals only on a state by state bassis , it will up to the states to put forward their representives that they will vote for , that is where the management will be drawn from , to form a National Organisation .
There are many things being done in the back ground including the racing rules , in particular to the way an event is to be run .we are looking at a Tag Timming system that will be used (that will be able to be used by clubs , at a fee ).

We will make an anoucment when we are ready , that at this stage that will be early next year .
we will be putting up an event next year , that will also be anounced , when we are ready .

As there are now 4 states ( SA VIC NSW QLD )at this stage involved , we are looking forward to next year
ALYF (steering group)
We will not be getting involved in a SEABREEZE slanging match so stay calm

What no WA involvement yet.... why?

So is it the...
THE AUSTRALIAN LANSAILING FEDERATION
or
Australian land yachting federation australia
or
ALYF

You have used ALL of those variations which one is it? Running an association is about crossing the t's dotting the i's and using spell check guys to get credibility. If you want to be the representative of a sport at least act in a professional manner!!!
Running an Association is like running a business first impressions count and you never get a second chance to make a Good first impression......

I don't think the forum needs to resort to personal slander thanks.... I am very gainfully employed, bring in export dollars into this country and pay more than my fair share of taxes for the record....

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You got it 110%

maybe it's world domination that is up for grabs here and not just the domination of land sailing

Hi all,

I just re-read my post, sorry if some dont like the way I worded stuff!

I tend to have a thick skin, and forget that others might not be so blessed.

If anyone out there is offended by how I worded stuff- my apologies

All the best,

Stephen.

its comming as sure as the sun rises , it will keep

leave sn out of it

When I was originally searching for stuff about Land Yachting it seemed to be that Land Yachting in Australia was 'represented' by the Sandgropers Land Yacht Club at Rockingham, WA. Certainly that is where BFSLYC points you - rightly or wrongly.

Cheers Col

Instead of getting into a heated discussion please follow the directions is the post that was put up some time ago. This is a nationally registered association

www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Land-Yacht-Sailing/General/ALSA-3/

Cheers
aus230