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2010-07-12 16:50:03 - Re: Sail around Turkey
ok RC will have a quickk look. thanx. AC
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2010-07-12 19:57:38 - Re: Sail around Turkey
Hi Ahmet and RC.
It is a very good race as you propose.

But why put that much waypooints?
Do not you fear that locks the race and it comes down to follow the boats in the race lead.

The absence of waypoints allow free rein to choose his navigation between islands.

See you at our virtual oceans
(Excuse my broken English)
MJedi
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2010-07-12 21:29:24 - Re: Sail around Turkey
RC we are ok with your setup and
mjedi we thank u for your comment i have asked my friends to have a look at it and will return with their comments.
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2010-07-12 21:34:31 - Re: Sail around Turkey
MJedi - thank you too for looking at the race.

At the moment the SOL race is following the course designed. If the designers pay heed to your comments and wish to make changes, they can be done!

Ahmet - look forward to learning from you what you and your friends wish to do :-) Changes are easily made and we have plenty of time before the scheduled start!

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2010-07-12 21:44:23 - Re: Sail around Turkey
Ce n'est qu'une remarque de ma part, mais si le projet est bien avancé, je ne voudrai pas vous donner du travail supplémentaire.
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MJedi

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This is just a remark from me, but if the project is well advanced, I will not want to give you extra work.
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2010-07-13 10:30:13 - Re: Sail around Turkey
Hi RC,

boat preference is First 40.7.

secondly re Mjedi's comments we are considering and will come back on that shortly.

third i did not understand what is meant by "inviter" status?

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2010-07-13 10:33:49 - Re: Sail around Turkey
salut Serge,

thank you for your comments. this being discussed among TUR sailors and will come back with a solution.
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2010-07-13 10:39:45 - Re: Sail around Turkey
CORRECTION & APOLOGY
last two messages sent as "sol" were posted by TUR AC505.

Note to RC: happened while i was logged in as sol checking the route. sorry.
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2010-07-13 11:07:28 - Re: Sail around Turkey
Hi Ahmet - If you look at other races that have been designed by SOLers,there is usually a mention of their name(s) in the race description on the homepage.

I was just wondering if you/your friends would like some attribution/mention in the description and,if so, what it should be!!! Its not essential.. just shows who has designed the race!!

:-)
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2010-07-13 11:11:00 - Re: Sail around Turkey
oooh ok now i see. no we dont need that thank you. again sorry for posting as sol:(

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