frenchy

Want to attend the NBO next weekend and be on stand with a Subaru Dealership? Then get in touch with Events@sidc.co.uk and we'll forward your details to the dealer.

Thanks Scott.

No, having two accounts is not against the forum rules. However I find it difficult to understand why a paid member would have the need for two accounts. I have been monitoring the posts made by Scott and specdogger since Sunday evening. I even have evidence that the account of specdogger was created by the same i.p address as Scott's. We also know that he's not the only person from the region to set up a second account and introduce them self as a newbie before replying to them self. Chris, you know full well it's not two people. Whilst you might find it amusing, the rules apply equally across the club. You yourself have been one actively calling for openness and consistency across the club, regardless of region. Being an RO, you surely cannot condone spamming and trolling of the forums - unless of course, you wish to release yourself of your role? Without wishing to single out particular members of the Glasgow region, evidence states that recent activity can be seen as trolling of the forums which IS against the forum rules. As a general point, any such behaviour going forward from ANY member from ANY region across the club will result in an immediate removal of posting ability. This is the first and final warning I am going to give. If you do not like it here then I suggest you go elsewhere. This club is for all members of all nationalities, not the reserve of a few and I ask that you respect other members and I ask that you respect the rules as they stand. If you do not abide by the rules set by the club then I suggest you leave now and resign your membership. I hope that this is the end of the matter and we can move forward. Kim

1. Little Vodka Goblin & Joe 2. Chris, Verity + 2 children 3. Don (ticket purchased, hotel booked - all set for JapFest2 on Sunday ) 4. Scoobyjoff 5. Frenchy

Any update on this guys?

All contact info is here: http://www.sidc.co.uk/?page_id=77 Complaints depend on the nature. If it's membership related then membership@sidc.co.uk is the one to use, if it's shop order related then it's shop@sidc.co.uk Any other complaints can be sent to either kim@sidc.co.uk or enquiries@sidc.co.uk As for pinning of topics, where did you request this?

Almost Chris - Advertising goes to advertising@sidc.co.uk TG related items go to the Editor. TrueGrip@sidc.co.uk

Your problem is already fixed. I suspect Don may have done this for you

The membership control panel (where you renew your membership and update your personal details) has overall control of the forums. RO, Moderator, Committee, Supporter badges are applied from the forums. Should anything be changed in the membership panel by either admin or the user then any changes made like RO badges are then removed. Chris made changes, which he advised was amending his email address. This has resulted in the RO badge being removed by the system, the membership system does not know he's an RO - it only knows that he's a paid member of the club. It's not a glitch of the website or forums, the membership control panel is merely doing what it is programmed to do. It's just a case that the RO rights need to be re-applied to Chris' profile. I also understand Pablo's membership status didn't update when he renewed his membership. In the event that a membership is allowed to expire, the system is supposed to know that upon renewing, his status needs to be changed to "member". This isn't happening as the software is out-of-date so it's a manual process. In the event that a member renews before his/her expiry date, this is classed as a future payment so no disruption will occur. No support tickets have been raised for either Chris' or Paul's problem and therefore weren't dealt with. All support tickets raised recently have been answered or dealt with. In future please do not rely on pms as I don't have notifications turned on to be notified of pms etc and I'd been away from the forums for a week or so which meant they weren't dealt with.

Session now full

And already 8 scoobs booked

There are only 7 slots left available for this session

Adding tickets to the current shop is not an issue. I've patched the problem we had before so just let me know the details and I'll add for you. Remember to include a couple of pounds to cover PayPal fees and you're good to go.

Not an awful lot of info on their website. I suspect their booking deadline would be coming up pretty soon. Having read their website, they state more details to following, no booking information has been listed. If a club stand is to be booked then you need to get a shimmy on and get ticket information in the club shop.

The service will be held on Thursday 16th May at 1:30 pm at St Nicholas Church, Hardenhuish Lane, Chippenham, SN14 6HP For those attending the service refreshments will be available afterwards at the Wellesley Arms, Sutton Benger, SN15 4RD. Sharon has requested family flowers only but has asked if any donations can be sent to the hospice that looked after Kev which was Dorothy house hospice. http://www.dorothyhouse.co.uk/ Many thanks Kim

PM's are not archived anywhere on the system. Once they're deleted from your inbox they are gone. Although if the other party still has the pm conversation then you can obtain the info from them. Hotmail/Outlook have changed their settings recently so emails from both the forum and membership database have been directed to the junk folders.

Yep, another thing that needs fixing, lol. You're welcome though.

Photobucket gives you the code and URL iirc, just merely paste it into the reply Welcome btw

It's extremely sad to hear the news of Kev's passing. My deepest condolences go to all of his family and friends. Sleep well Kev xxx

That's detailing Chris. Being an ex show and shine competition winner, I know it's worth investing in quality products and putting in the hours to look after paintwork.

Not enough hours in the day for that. It took 6 hours as it is and she's still not finished.

I think I just did this Chris It's generally down to personal preference normally.

In preparation for Japfest on Saturday I felt the Scoob was in need of a jolly good clean. A good wash was how it all started with Dodo Juice's Born To Be Mild pH-Neutral Car Shampoo using "Clean Your Car's" Microfibre Wash Sponge followed by a rinse. I then gave her a good clean down with Autoglym's Intensive Tar Remover using a soft cotton cloth to get rid of that stubborn tar that wouldn't be removed through washing or claying alone. Another rinse followed the tar removal leading onto a full clay bar treatment using the Meguiars Clay Bar Kit. A final wash with Autoglym's Bodywork Shampoo Conditioner was then carried out. A soft blade was used to remove a large majority of the water, I then used a Meguiars Water Magnet to remove the remainder from the bodywork. A layer of Werkstat's Prime Acrylic was then applied to the bodywork, buffed off to be followed by Autoglym's HD Wax. To finish off the bodywork a coat of Werkstat's Acrylic Gloss was applied. The black trims around the windows and doors were given a good coat of Autoglym's Bumper and Trim Gel. The windows were then given a good clean with Autoglym's Car Glass Polish. This just leaves the interior, wheels and exhaust to be given a clean on Friday. So, who else has been preparing their Scoob's for the show season? Lets see some piccies

Just a little screen shot from the new shop to illustrate how it looks. A neat little feature is that the top navigation bar remains at the top regardless of how far down a page you scroll or what page you're on

Yes please Chris and no, you've not stepped on anyone's toes