were to run boat
12-27-2007, 09:37 AM
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RE: were to run boat
www.impba.net or www.namba.com for sanctioning bodies. Ask around at area hobby shops where people are running their boats or other boaters in the area.
You can also do a search for site members in your neck of the woods in our toolbar above. Go to RC Community and in the drop-down menu you'll find R/C People and Places. In there you can find others by location and primary R/C interest.
You can also do a search for site members in your neck of the woods in our toolbar above. Go to RC Community and in the drop-down menu you'll find R/C People and Places. In there you can find others by location and primary R/C interest.
09-04-2009, 11:43 AM
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09-04-2009, 12:36 PM
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RE: were to run boat
Spammer, er, Quicksilver; dude read the site rules!
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The only other type of linking (besides porn and spam as mentioned previously above in our rules, of course) that will not be allowed on our site is when members solicit people to leave our site to a competing service. That's just common sense. We won't allow people to use our site to promote a competing service any more than a brick-and-mortar store would allow his competitor to paste flyer's all over his walls. However, people are always welcome to link to any non competing online resource in order to share useful information with fellow members.
POSTING LINKS:
Our policy on linking to other websites is pretty simple. Members may link to any other site that provides information that helps answer another member's question or is just of specific interest to members of that particular forum. One of the most basic tenets of the Web is the open exchange of information, and the RCU forum managers wholeheartedly support this type of exchange. Members may NOT link to sites which require registration or membership to view the content, including offsite chat room discussions.
The only other type of linking (besides porn and spam as mentioned previously above in our rules, of course) that will not be allowed on our site is when members solicit people to leave our site to a competing service. That's just common sense. We won't allow people to use our site to promote a competing service any more than a brick-and-mortar store would allow his competitor to paste flyer's all over his walls. However, people are always welcome to link to any non competing online resource in order to share useful information with fellow members.
