Roadster Owners Club

[gingea1pom]

Davey,

As you say lets move on.

I am going to spend the rest of the week looking into a bank account for the club any information from you guys that have run clubs before will be really helpful.

Davey your thoughts have been noted and are as always very helpful.

Keith if you are reading this is there any chance you could send me (via email gingeatwell@virginmedia.com ) the logo you have done for the HSCC in the top left of the screen shots of the HSCC web page. Ideally in it’s separate components, ie.
The Haynes colours,
Laurel wreath
Chassis
HSCC, letters.

It is just I want to play around with it to make it good for T-Shirts/Polo shirts, as black doesn’t stand out well on a dark blue or green polo shirt!

Moving on.

Cheers Ginge

[Davey]

One reason I like the Co-Op bank that I forgot to mention earlier is they are an ethical bank. That is to say they only invest in ethical products.

Here's a link to their website: http://www.co-operativebank.co.uk/se...Sweb/Page/Bank

D.

[tkpm]

The archery club i belong to uses Alliance & Leicester Commercial, we have had no problems with them over the years and they also give interest on the account.

Terry

[gingea1pom]

Terry,

I will give them a bell in the morning thanks.

Cheers Ginge

[MightyMouth]

Originally Posted by gingea1pom

Davey,

As you say lets move on.

I am going to spend the rest of the week looking into a bank account for the club any information from you guys that have run clubs before will be really helpful.

Davey your thoughts have been noted and are as always very helpful.

Keith if you are reading this is there any chance you could send me (via email gingeatwell@virginmedia.com ) the logo you have done for the HSCC in the top left of the screen shots of the HSCC web page. Ideally in it’s separate components, ie.
The Haynes colours,
Laurel wreath
Chassis
HSCC, letters.

It is just I want to play around with it to make it good for T-Shirts/Polo shirts, as black doesn’t stand out well on a dark blue or green polo shirt!

Moving on.

Cheers Ginge

Have you got Photoshop? If so I can send the layered image. Otherwise what format would you like it in. The problem is that it is quite low resolution so will not be great for T-shirts etc.

[gingea1pom]

Keith,

Photoshop CS2 is my preferred weapon of choice, I am a qualified photographer I’ll have you know, so a PSD would be fantastic thanks, I should be able to make it high res.

Thank you very much,

Ginge

Hello all,

I feel compelled to inform you of the response I received from Haynes.co.uk regarding a request for the "Consent and Approval" of use of the name "Haynes" within a domain name.

As per Haynes.co.uk "Terms and Conditions" policy, I contacted Haynes.co.uk on the afternoon of 10th May 2010. for consent and approval for including their name within a domain name that I intended to purchase.

Haynes.co.uk responded by advising me that the use of the name "Haynes" is not granted within a domain name, however, they did grant me permission to link to, including deeplinks to both their website Haynes.co.uk and this Forum.

I bring this to your attention, as I am aware that you are in the process of creating a membership club based on the "Haynes Roadster".

I must point out that the permissions that I have received, are directly associated with my request to Haynes.co.uk.

If you require similar permissions, you must request these through Haynes.co.uk yourself.

From the information received, the name of your club needs to be re-evaluated to conform to Haynes.co.uk policy.

Therefore, I have created an "Open Chat Room" for all Forum members to gather, (maximum seats available at any one time is 100) to discuss this matter and anything else.

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DAVID

[spud69]

I have not had much time to be part of the instigation and development of the roadster owners club BUT i'm sure that all permissions have already been sought via Haynes for use of the name and relevant rights. I'm sure that the relevant people will be along shortly to clarify exactly what has been carried out.

For a first post David, could you first introduce yourself, atleast, before submitting a post of this nature.

Thanks.....AndyH

[gingea1pom]

Here we go again, my bold

I feel compelled to inform you of the response I received from Haynes.co.uk regarding a request for the "Consent and Approval" of use of the name "Haynes" within a domain name.

Sorry are you on the committee, is the club having the word ‘Haynes’ in the domain name.

As per Haynes.co.uk "Terms and Conditions" policy, I contacted Haynes.co.uk on the afternoon of 10th May 2010. for consent and approval for including their name within a domain name that I intended to purchase.

Well done bully for you there are people who have closer links to Haynes than you or I. Please keep your nose out and stop jeopardizing their attempts at getting Haynes on side.

Haynes.co.uk responded by advising me that the use of the name "Haynes" is not granted within a domain name, however, they did grant me permission to link to, including deeplinks to both their website Haynes.co.uk and this Forum.

Why would they grant a complete stranger, who has requested to use their name out of the blue, permission.

I bring this to your attention, as I am aware that you are in the process of creating a membership club based on the "Haynes Roadster".

Wrong, get your facts right before jumping in with both feet, again.

I must point out that the permissions that I have received, are directly associated with my request to Haynes.co.uk.

Exactly why did you bother you have done more harm than good.

If you require similar permissions, you must request these through Haynes.co.uk yourself.

Really, you reckon, we are doing it!

From the information received, the name of your club needs to be re-evaluated to conform to Haynes.co.uk policy.

How about we decide things like this.

Hello all,

I totally understand what gingea1pom is saying, I should keep my nose out!

However, if you read my original post, hopefully, you will realize that I am providing an update on the legalities of forming a club, with the possibility / intention of using the "Haynes" name within the domain name.

Admittedly, each request is considered on it's own merits, as indeed my request was dealt with.

I am merely pointing out that the use of the "Haynes" name must be approved by "Haynes" themselves.

I apologise, if I have jumped the gun, but as no confirmation of the new club name has appeared on this forum, I assumed that, so far "no progress" has been attempted or made.

I am only trying to provide info.

DAVID