Agreed. We can continue to add to the base we have as well.Palusut said:There's too much positive material to cover than to be burdened with the politics.
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Agreed. We can continue to add to the base we have as well.Palusut said:There's too much positive material to cover than to be burdened with the politics.
T Hartman said:I guess the real question is do you want to be part or the problem or the solution? Do you post on MT to help people and share information or to cause problems and screw with people?
:asian:
Let's stay on the original topic.Tgace said:I asked the question on DocB's thread and agree with Dan A that it probably needs its own thread. As a spin off of the "what have you done to contribute..." thread,I want to ask the question.....
To the people who are leading the art, what do you think Modern Arnis "needs". Does it need more exposure, does it need standardization, does it need centralized control (hows that for a hot topic?). If you folks are going to "contribute", what do you think the direction should be?
After calling someone's work over this internet stuff do you really have any room to talk about causing problems or screwing with people?T Hartman said:I guess the real question is do you want to be part or the problem or the solution? Do you post on MT to help people and share information or to cause problems and screw with people?
:asian:
Far easier said than done, unfortunately. I found this out the hard way when I tried to organize the Senior Student of Remy Presas Summer Camp (for lack of a better name) and that blew apart due to the above. Probably a common goal which does not necesarily require interaction amongst all would be the best we could hope for in present time. This way each group could at least work on the more positive goal of dissemination of the art in their own manner.T Hartman said:This is an simple yet hard task.
The simple part is people working together for a common goal.
The hard part is people checking thier egos at the door.
:asian:
Hey Rick, nice to know you have all the "poop" in that case. Why don't you either stick to the topic or go hang with the other jock sniffers in the litterbox board? Otherwise, you're just part of the problem thats long been stinking up this section.RickRed said:After calling someone's work over this internet stuff do you really have any room to talk about causing problems or screwing with people?
Tgace said:Agreed.
Tgace said:So whats the first step in overcoming the baggage/politics that are in existence right now?
Tgace said:Is the seemingly increasing number of associations (and the competition that seems to come with them) an aid or a detriment to co-operation?
Tgace said:Is there any system out there that is free of this type of stuff that can be looked to as a model?
Hey "al" why does Tim get a pass on the "stay on the topic" lecture when the comment is a thinly veiled shot? I'll stay on topic from now on because the mods asked. That would be the decent thing to do. Where do you get off writing like you own the place?Bester said:Hey Rick, nice to know you have all the "poop" in that case. Why don't you either stick to the topic or go hang with the other jock sniffers in the litterbox board? Otherwise, you're just part of the problem thats long been stinking up this section.
Really? Against who? Looks like a fair question to me. Unless you know something that I don't?DickRed said:Hey "al" why does Tim get a pass on the "stay on the topic" lecture when the comment is a thinly veiled shot?
Well, I'll ask you the same thing: Gonna contribute or just add **** to the steamy pile?Originally Posted by T Hartman
I guess the real question is do you want to be part or the problem or the solution? Do you post on MT to help people and share information or to cause problems and screw with people?
Maybe because I'd like to read something of merit on this art, rather than the seemingly non-stop BS I find.DickRed said:Where do you get off writing like you own the place?
From what I have seen, it seems that Modern Arnis needs a dose of honor and confidence. There is too much value put on Training with Remy Presas. There isn't enough put on how much you understand the art. Training with Remy seems to be like winning a popularity contest. I am sure there are very good martial artists that never saw a grand master their whole life.Tgace said:I asked the question on DocB's thread and agree with Dan A that it probably needs its own thread. As a spin off of the "what have you done to contribute..." thread,I want to ask the question.....
To the people who are leading the art, what do you think Modern Arnis "needs". Does it need more exposure, does it need standardization, does it need centralized control (hows that for a hot topic?). If you folks are going to "contribute", what do you think the direction should be?
So much for leading by example. There's lots of merit in changing a user's account name like you did. Very mature and very "NOT ADDING TO THE STEAMY PILE" I think there is some rule about such harassment and immaturity. But hey keep showing how important quality is to you.Bester said:Really? Against who? Looks like a fair question to me. Unless you know something that I don't?
Lets see it again:
Well, I'll ask you the same thing: Gonna contribute or just add **** to the steamy pile?
Maybe because I'd like to read something of merit on this art, rather than the seemingly non-stop BS I find.