It means you hardly seem to involve the community in your decisions, past the vote for MK being banned
You have to remember we are a room of TO's. At the end of the day, I've discussed rules and possible rule changes the most with the people that attend my tournaments. I don't know how you can make that accusation of us not involving the community when I'm sure I'm not an outlier in the context of we do in fact talk to people other than ourselves.
The preliminary discussion could have been filled with people not talking because they didn't feel like it, or people spouting opinion, someone being away because of an important thing when they have a very logical undiscussed point on the matter.
Preliminary discussion involved me gauging the opinion of every member in the URC, so none of this is true.
It could've been filled with things we know to be false but you guys don't.
Then if you feel that this is the case, then speak to a Unity TO that is in your region in person. If your area isn't influenced by Unity, go host a tournament that runs your own ideal ruleset. Or even host URS tournaments, join the URC and influence the system within.
I'm not saying it was, and most of the stuff in paragraph 1 is probably false.
At least you admit this.
But we don't know this. We don't know **** about how you guys make your decisions or what actually goes into it.
Who is "we"? We make our decisions by having a discussion phase on a particular rule. If someone moves to vote, there must be a majority to pass a rule. Now you know.
It really almost feels like the discussion gets us nowhere because of what little reaction we see from the URC. Atleast to me. I'm not sure how much others care or what they feel.
You can voice your opinion. It's listened to. Unfortunately your opinion is not shared by a majority of the URC. If you want to change it, I listed three possible options you have outside of the one you've been using of posting in this thread.
Stop playing the victim when you have more power than you realize in the matter.
Even like meeting notes or something would be cool.
Or more of the URC taking part in community discussions.
We host tournaments for our respective localities fairly frequently. I don't how much more involved in the "community" you expect each person to be.
I thought urc was doing streamed meetings? What happened to that?
There are plans for that to occur. At the moment, we're working on fixing some internal affairs. When we get back into discussing ruleset changes, we'll look into public meetings as well.
