wrote:
You are so full of it.

Anyway, if you are going to quit, then do it like a man, dammit,
instead of hanging around and whining about it.

What a waste of air...

Kirk


One of the real problems with growing or maintaining our sport is
retention of people we have attracted and spent resources on to train.
When someone leaves, such as described above, we need to know why so it
does not get repeated. The club, or operator, or whatever that this
person felt rejected from needs to know they got it wrong.
I think he should not go quietly, but should let them know why he felt
excluded. It might be a misunderstanding and fixable.
UH