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You know how you wanted people to sign up for teams? You know how you have people e-mail you to get the authorization code? Why don't you combine the two ideas and when they e-mail you for the code, have them send their choice of a team with it. Just a thought.
Danny - Pittsburgh
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Jim explained a while back that he doesn't want to force people to belong to teams; it's a recommendation he made that increased the enjoyment of the game to those who were so inclined. There may well be people who just want to operate individually, serving local industries wherever they wish, and then uploading those cars to anyone for distribution across the system. It really provides for a flexible system that allows people to play in accordance with their preferences.-Dave
MP 2.6, PRR Lost Creek Branch
http://www.davehonan.gcdranet.com/
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Maybe say the team thing is optional? And if they wish to join they will tell Jim then?
Danny - Pittsburgh
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Quoting from http://groups.msn.com/YardDuty/teams.msnw:
"As a member, you are entitled to join one of the public Yard Duty teams."
(my emphasis)-Dave
Team CSX
MP 2.6, PRR Lost Creek Branch
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