What's your name?
ATARNet respects the rights of all of our Members to use fictitious names.
However, recently, when helping Korea organize this year's World Traditional Archery Festival, the following problem arose: Korea is generously offering full sponsorship (worth thousands of dollars) to allow a limited number of traditional archers from all over the world to attend. ATARNet was one of the main ways we used to locate and invite archers worldwide.
But some of you have lost out on a golden opoortunity because we cannot use real names to find you, and your email addresses are inaccurate or out-of-date. Some don't even have useful information on where you live.
It's your call, of course; but secrecy has its price. Using fantasy names and not keeping your information up-to-date may make you lose out at the end of the day.
:cry:
However, recently, when helping Korea organize this year's World Traditional Archery Festival, the following problem arose: Korea is generously offering full sponsorship (worth thousands of dollars) to allow a limited number of traditional archers from all over the world to attend. ATARNet was one of the main ways we used to locate and invite archers worldwide.
But some of you have lost out on a golden opoortunity because we cannot use real names to find you, and your email addresses are inaccurate or out-of-date. Some don't even have useful information on where you live.
It's your call, of course; but secrecy has its price. Using fantasy names and not keeping your information up-to-date may make you lose out at the end of the day.
:cry: