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@cerealkilla: If someone orders a large fries and recieves only 3 fries in their bag then they have every right to speak up about it beacause they didnt get what they payed for. Are you suggesting they should just accept they got ripped off and walk away? Thank you for the great analogy.

@Yaan: In every position some people deserve a raise and some people don't. Having detailed financials would allow us all to know if raises for the deserving people was possible and wether or not we wanted to support those raises.

@rjmogul: Sure. I'm not against payed roles. You are assuming where the money is going. I would like to know where it is going. What is wrong with wanting to be an informed consumer? If I know how and where my money is spent I am better informed on how to spend it to best suit the community.

@flipfantasia: There is no kook-spiracy rhetoric here. I'm not against payed positions. I'm simply asking for transparency for where my money is going. What is wrong with that?

@graveldaddy: I'm not looking to unearth any conspiracy. It's a wierd place to jump to, thinking a conspiracy would be unearthed with detailed financial records. I understand that events take peoples time and efforts. If they want to be payed for their efforts is up to them to decide. I enjoy working and giving to my community without compensation. That way I know I have actually given something to the community rather than traded my time for money with the community. There is a big difference between the two. Having detailed financial records would show how much of my money is actually going to the things I want to see happen and how much of it is not. This leads me to being an informed consumer, which is much better than the alternative. If my 60$ membership fee goes towards paying someones salary increase more so than actually builing and giving to the community then I would rather buy a few new tools and nails for myself and replace a bridge or something else that the community needs more.

None thanks.

No money to Sorca until they release detailed financial records.

Low pivot bikes will be the future.

Trail forks doesn't know where the best trails are!

I also share this opinion. Definitely worth trying them.