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The K.M.C. Cycling Club is a diverse group of people from across the Kaiserslautern Military Community (KMC) brought together by a common interest in cycling and cycling advocacy. Whether through racing, group rides, community involvement or social events centered on cycling, K.M.C. Cycling's primary purpose is to further the sport of cycling in the KMC, and provide a valuable cycling outlet to its members. We are a not-for-profit organization that values diversity, friendship and, above all, a good ride.
The K.M.C. Cycling Club is a diverse group of people from across the Kaiserslautern Military Community (KMC) brought together by a common interest in cycling and cycling advocacy. Whether through racing, group rides, community involvement or social events centered on cycling, K.M.C. Cycling's primary purpose is to further the sport of cycling in the KMC, and provide a valuable cycling outlet to its members. We are a not-for-profit organization that values diversity, friendship and, above all, a good ride.
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Webstie, Forum and Security concerns
Webstie, Forum and Security concerns
Jonesy on Tue Mar 22, 2011 1:48 pm
Hey folks,
With the recent activities and threats to US servicemembers etc. I think we might consider a few measures to be a little less conspicuous.
I think we might consider taking specific locations meeting times etc. OFF of the public website entirely. We'll simply mention upcoming events and then refer to the forum.
Also, we might make more of the forum restricted so that only registered users can access.
And, (maybe it's already set this way) I think we might set the forum so that an administrator has to go and approve each new user before they can actually access the site as a registered user.
Do any of you all share my concerns, or am I being overly cautious.
Jonesy
With the recent activities and threats to US servicemembers etc. I think we might consider a few measures to be a little less conspicuous.
I think we might consider taking specific locations meeting times etc. OFF of the public website entirely. We'll simply mention upcoming events and then refer to the forum.
Also, we might make more of the forum restricted so that only registered users can access.
And, (maybe it's already set this way) I think we might set the forum so that an administrator has to go and approve each new user before they can actually access the site as a registered user.
Do any of you all share my concerns, or am I being overly cautious.
Jonesy
Jonesy- Posts: 694
Join date: 2010-11-18 
Re: Webstie, Forum and Security concerns
Sharpbike on Tue Mar 22, 2011 3:13 pm
I think we are good.
If they want us they already know what we drive and where we work.
It’s bad enough now that we have to change just to drive to work.
We have to change just to drive from ROB to Vegelweh.
Why let the terrorist’s rule our life.
Just my half cent
If they want us they already know what we drive and where we work.
It’s bad enough now that we have to change just to drive to work.
We have to change just to drive from ROB to Vegelweh.
Why let the terrorist’s rule our life.
Just my half cent
Sharpbike- Posts: 430
Join date: 2010-11-20
Age: 50
Location: Stelzenburg Germany -
Re: Webstie, Forum and Security concerns
spookyload on Tue Mar 22, 2011 8:33 pm
I went for a ride today and after getting to work and reading a lay low memo, realized I had worn my US flag jersey...oops. Bad choice.
spookyload- Posts: 740
Join date: 2010-11-21
Age: 43
Location: Vogelweh, Germany -
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