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2009-02-15 18:46:56 - displaying nationality on the boats list
any chance of displaying nationality on the boats list (main page next to chat)? we can sort the list with it which could be interesting addition for us.. we have a national competition internaly :-)but we dont know all the boats or difficult to check one by one where they are! so can you do a favor to add it? :-)
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2009-02-15 19:12:15 - Re: displaying nationality on the boats list
It is on our list but will not happen this week... ;-)
...one of the guys behind the game...
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2009-02-15 19:24:41 - Re: displaying nationality on the boats list
:-)thank you..
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2009-02-15 22:21:33 - Re: displaying nationality on the boats list
Also see results BY NATION on
www.stenum.se/sailonline

If you have a national competition, do you have a national prize?

See Sailing Instructions as there is a Kiwi (NZL_*) prize of a bottle of Rum.
Email me any details
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2009-02-15 22:21:38 - Re: displaying nationality on the boats list
Soory double posting so I edited & removed comments.
This issue was raised in another thread (Developemnt requests) several months ago as well.

--- Last Edited by Paul Rosser at 2009-02-15 22:24:35 ---
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2009-02-16 07:28:47 - Re: displaying nationality on the boats list
hi paul, we can put a prize but how do you comunicate with people? we try to atract more people and have a god comunity here too but reaching each boat is difficult.. any suggestion?
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2009-02-16 09:41:40 - Re: displaying nationality on the boats list
LOL. Can't really help but here in NZL we mostly know each other, an those we don't are just a mutual friend away.

So

1). Move to NZL!

2). Hold RUM parties but that may be against your religion for many of you

3). Sail on each others boats IRL

4). Use the SOL "Chat" as often as possible

5). See our KIWI prize in Sailing Instructions. You could be the first "Other" prize.

Other than that, it is very VERY hard!

--- Last Edited by Paul Rosser at 2009-02-16 09:43:24 ---

--- Last Edited by Paul Rosser at 2009-02-16 09:43:58 ---
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2009-02-16 10:16:03 - Re: displaying nationality on the boats list
I love all the conditions so decided to move NZL :-)
no problem with alchole, our first prize will be a bottle of Chivas Regal...now I need to get the list of our guys and try to reach them..

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