Just wanted to step in and say a few things on the whole "not reporting incidents in public" thing. Far from me to tell you how to do your job so don't take it the wrong way, I'm just giving a piece of advice.


That's a debatable way of approaching the issue. I've been a mod/admin at both RRL, which was a small community like yours, with 20-ish people showing up at the races, and ACRL, which has a huge user base (last Sunday we had over 90 people racing in GT3 split in 3 different servers in EU, and 50 more in NA). If I've learnt anything from my experience, it's that smaller communities like this better focus on the quality of the drivers rather than the quantity. If penalising a driver for having done something wrong will make him quit the community, trust me, you don't need him and you'll be better off without him.

I've joined the Porsche GT3 Cup you're running just because I know you have clean drivers who always respect each other. That's the only reason why I showed up to these (not all, due to my bad schedule!) races. If you start accepting wreckers and allowing them to ruin your races because you don't want to lose drivers, you'll end up doing the opposite and scaring away drivers who'd rather drive with less people but in a clean race.

While keeping polite tones and not offending each other (i.e. "I really think the move you made was unsportsmanlike" instead of "you very naughty person") it's only beneficial to discuss incidents in public. You'll reinforce the focus on driving cleanly, those drivers who made genuine mistakes will be reprimanded and they'll learn from their mistakes, while those drivers who obviously won't fit with your racing principles will be more easily spotted so everyone will know which guys to avoid on track (I knew nsfw is a very aggressive driver, so I just let him pass and waited for him to crash into someone, which did happen).

This community strikes me as mature and intelligent, I'm sure you'll be able to discuss incidents without throwing insults at each other. You should see the cancer in the comments section at ACRL.

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Hi guys! Finally solved the issue with my account and I can now log in to the website!

I just wanted to stop by and say it was a great race, like Zandvoort was. The drivers in this community are all very clean and respectful (maybe besides some minor slips, but that happens!) and it's a pleasure driving here.

I only had a minor bump with nsfw at Schlossgold, we were side by side, I was on the inside but I came a little too hot on the brakes, with massive understeer resulting in his car hitting my front and almost making me spin out. My bad, sorry about that. Luckily I could hold it and he didn't seem to be affected by that small incident so I guess it's alright.

PS: if you want to add my nationality to the standings/results, I'm Italian!