The Retriever Field Trial News has just issued a press release
http://www.working-retriever.com/rftentry.html
http://www.working-retriever.com/rftentry.html
My question would be: Which service lets you opt out to respect your privacy?So my question - what would be the interest in an online stats website??
It is unfortunate that RFTN did not invest it's resources into a quality online publication with up to date news, statistics, and real time field trial and hunt test results, that I believe, would have been well received, popular, and profitable.
Buzz,I would gladly pay at least a $42 subscription to something like that. Maybe even more if up to date statistics such as those found in "1941-1995 Retriever field Trial Statistics by Susan E Reynolds," were accessible.
My question would be: Which service lets you opt out to respect your privacy?
It's public informationThat could be an option.....I'm just thinking out loud......but I would say if the owner of a paricular dog did not want stats available to the joe public then you flag that record and do not display it but instead direct the person looking for info to contact the owner.
FOM
Doing without a RFTN subscription regards,
WRC was the dominate retriever site when RTFN bought it. The new owners did want to get active in moderating, so they elected to have an automatic censoring program. I was automatically banned for using the word "stupid". After most people made similar errors, they gravitated to the site that had been mostly NAHRA oriented, RTF.But, 'initially', way.........way.....back..... when RFTN bought out a wonderfully useful website www.working-retriever.com , much like RTF is now today but better, what was the purpose....initiative......behind that????????? ( A Not-for-profit organization, publication, purchasing a web based site????)
The site, a once flourishing useful site, became stagnant and was never updated. This happened back in the early 1990's. This was Field Trial News's answer to the world wide web
No, they never tried to buy EE.net nor was it for sale. However, EE.net's data base was offered to them for free, so they would have access to building statistics. That wasn't good enough, they wanted it all!Now we have www.RFTEntry.com ..... trying to overcome a wonderfully useful website, www.entryrexpress.com, I assume they tried to buy that too....but......