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(Thank you Wardez!)
We're currently looking for people to run license tests and manage our GoogleDocs!
Just had an idea about there being a governing body for a few of the leagues.
There could be a "board" of three to five people as chosen by a poll.
This board could review replays/select incidents, homologate cars, and hand out licenses based on experience.
This governing body can act as a third party to avoid arguments, and decide on matters that could cause arguments.
They can select people to drive pace cars, run rooms online, and watch the race.
Different leagues could require different license levels.
Just an idea I had, wondering what everyone else thinks of it.
List of Possible Board Members:
gogatrs
CAMjhr
R1600Turbo
EliteDreamer
JLawerence
Wardez
Peter.
akmuq
MitchZ06
shem
hawkeye122
lapierre4
TimberW
stevisiov
turbonutter69
Here's a list of things we plan on doing:
1)Accident Reviewal
2)Licensing System
3)Racing School
4).rar for Starting a Series
5)Unified Points System
6)Star Rating for Each Series
7)Penalty System for Bad Drivers
8)Approved Course Creator Tracks
9)Track Grading
10)Car Homologation
11)Name
Once all this is done, we will need to begin handing out positions and "hiring" people.
1)The initial complaint will be heard by a single person. This person will decide who is at fault. If the accused or accuser feels that a biased or unfair decision was made, they can appeal to a panel of three judges who will make a final ruling on the matter.
2)Licenses can be used as a requirement to join a series, as well as a personal achievement. There are three initial licenses you can achieve: Amateur, Intermediate, and Advanced. For each level license there is a different time trial and series of 1v1 challenges you must complete. These become more difficult as you progress through the levels. In addition to these three, there are three more "A Class" licenses. To achieve an A Class license, you must first pass and achieve an Advanced license, and then you must have finished at least five races. This is to achieve an Amateur A Class license. To achieve an Intermediate A Class license, you must win at least one race, to achieve an Advanced A Class license, you have to have won at least five races. There is one final license that you can achieve once you have earned all others. This is the Super License which is gained when you have won a series championship.
3)Racing Schools will be an optional service that we provide. They will provide students with basic racing techniques and knowledge as well as help shave those last few tenths off of your lap times. We will have seminars and workshops that can teach students anything from tuning to drifting.
4)A series "Start Up Kit" will eventually be introduced. It will be a .rar file that contains various materials that aid new comers in starting up series.
5)After discussion on the topic of a unified points system, it has been decided that we will instead have two or three Suggested Points systems that will allow people to choose one that they like best. They are not required to use one of these systems, but it is recommended.
6)Instead of stars, we will use four tiers. Each series will be assigned to a tier by a board of three-five people based on the competitiveness and organization of the series.
Tier one will consist of the most elite series, while tier four will have series that have many issues that need fixing. A majority of the series will be in tier two and three.
7)The same judge or judges from the accident reviewal will decide on a penalty. This penalty could be anything from a points deduction, to a time penalty, to a simple warning, or in extreme cases: suspension and/or expulsion. These penalties will be documented and recorded to a public record.
8/9)These will be added at a later date.
Thanks to Wardez:
(Thank you Wardez!)
We're currently looking for people to run license tests and manage our GoogleDocs!
Just had an idea about there being a governing body for a few of the leagues.
There could be a "board" of three to five people as chosen by a poll.
This board could review replays/select incidents, homologate cars, and hand out licenses based on experience.
This governing body can act as a third party to avoid arguments, and decide on matters that could cause arguments.
They can select people to drive pace cars, run rooms online, and watch the race.
Different leagues could require different license levels.
Just an idea I had, wondering what everyone else thinks of it.
List of Possible Board Members:
gogatrs
CAMjhr
R1600Turbo
EliteDreamer
JLawerence
Wardez
Peter.
akmuq
MitchZ06
shem
hawkeye122
lapierre4
TimberW
stevisiov
turbonutter69
Here's a list of things we plan on doing:
1)Accident Reviewal
2)Licensing System
3)Racing School
4).rar for Starting a Series
5)Unified Points System
6)Star Rating for Each Series
7)Penalty System for Bad Drivers
8)Approved Course Creator Tracks
9)Track Grading
10)Car Homologation
11)Name
Once all this is done, we will need to begin handing out positions and "hiring" people.
1)The initial complaint will be heard by a single person. This person will decide who is at fault. If the accused or accuser feels that a biased or unfair decision was made, they can appeal to a panel of three judges who will make a final ruling on the matter.
2)Licenses can be used as a requirement to join a series, as well as a personal achievement. There are three initial licenses you can achieve: Amateur, Intermediate, and Advanced. For each level license there is a different time trial and series of 1v1 challenges you must complete. These become more difficult as you progress through the levels. In addition to these three, there are three more "A Class" licenses. To achieve an A Class license, you must first pass and achieve an Advanced license, and then you must have finished at least five races. This is to achieve an Amateur A Class license. To achieve an Intermediate A Class license, you must win at least one race, to achieve an Advanced A Class license, you have to have won at least five races. There is one final license that you can achieve once you have earned all others. This is the Super License which is gained when you have won a series championship.
3)Racing Schools will be an optional service that we provide. They will provide students with basic racing techniques and knowledge as well as help shave those last few tenths off of your lap times. We will have seminars and workshops that can teach students anything from tuning to drifting.
4)A series "Start Up Kit" will eventually be introduced. It will be a .rar file that contains various materials that aid new comers in starting up series.
5)After discussion on the topic of a unified points system, it has been decided that we will instead have two or three Suggested Points systems that will allow people to choose one that they like best. They are not required to use one of these systems, but it is recommended.
6)Instead of stars, we will use four tiers. Each series will be assigned to a tier by a board of three-five people based on the competitiveness and organization of the series.
Tier one will consist of the most elite series, while tier four will have series that have many issues that need fixing. A majority of the series will be in tier two and three.
7)The same judge or judges from the accident reviewal will decide on a penalty. This penalty could be anything from a points deduction, to a time penalty, to a simple warning, or in extreme cases: suspension and/or expulsion. These penalties will be documented and recorded to a public record.
8/9)These will be added at a later date.
Thanks to Wardez:
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