Maybe say that you'd like to talk to them as part of their investigation into it, and that you'd like to re-ask those questions (if they haven't been answered by the decision) at a later date when they're done.
Not a problem. (in regards to not talking about it on the forum)
But please note, I did NOT mention any names. If the guilty parties figured out they were being discussed, they were free to come on and defend themselves, as you say, it is a public forum.
I love this sport, and have been working for 4 years to get back in it. I have been shocked, disappointed and amazed at the things that I saw at the ride, and on this forum. I didn't know what to do about them. I just can't believe that NATRC would approve/defend these things.
When I first brought it up on here last week, I was just trying to get info on NATRC rules. I don't know if you saw the responses but they were not informative at all, mostly just people wanting to know who I was. What difference would that make???
I would greatly appreciate your answers to the questions in this post and the one below that was not posted. And I would like to know, if the board will keep us informed of the outcome of the investigation??? I'd like to know so that in the future I'll know if it's even worth making waves about:). IMO, I don't believe any of my posts were accusatory, and comments about this stuff SHOULD be made publicly. These types of behaviors and judgement calls need to be addressed. Sometimes being discreet appears to be political, and that's not good for the sport as a whole and encourages these types of things to continue.
She had mentioned that making comments and accusations on a public forum served no purpose and caused the incidents to be blown out of proportion.
Becky