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I admit that I did not bring this up when I took the survey, but it was only because I didn’t think of it at the time. It was also my understanding that this is really about the club by-laws anyway, and not how the web sites function. For me the 1950 and older classification has been a minor distraction, and something I felt should have been addressed. Now with new knowledge of the public’s reaction and perception of the club via Ben’s experience, I think that is much more important than I had originally thought it was. HIs numbers represent a huge number of perspective members or individuals who could be exposed to the existence of the AOMCI. We have had many discussions on how to maintain and grow the club. We have a lot of grey hair in this club, myself included, so we all know the need to continue to add to our members for the long term viability of the club. If this issue is causing the club to loose the opportunity for additional members, then the EC needs to take a proper look into it and address it.
Steve