My personal thought is the host has the ultimate say in how HE/SHE runs it. Why do you need any other rules? Remember.... THESE ARE JIGS!!!!
If you announce when a swap sign-up will be (with no pre-sign-up's) to fill 20 spots, I have a feeling it will come down to who can type the fastest. There will still be complaints.
Run more swaps with smaller numbers and you will have a choice which one to do by the criteria set by the host.... you don't like how it sounds, don't get in. Why restrict people being in only one swap at a time? But I also think there needs to be a seperate place to have these swaps, on a seperate board! at the top of the jig tying board. The clutter from swap threads and questions is nearly filling up the whole first page. If any newbie comes on here, they will think you have to be in a swap to learn how to tie a jig.AW - Is this even possible?
My beef with bigger numbers is not cost, time, turnaround, size restrictions, material shortage and so on.......... it's having to make the same jig - over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and..........
Waaaaaay too many rules coming out here... I agree GF, this is not rocket science, these are jigs. This is meant to be fun.With the number of rules I see coming out here, OSJ's solution sounds about right & I don't see myself getting into many more.
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) to fill 20 spots, I have a feeling it will come down to who can type the fastest. There will still be complaints.
AW - Is this even possible?
With the number of rules I see coming out here, OSJ's solution sounds about right & I don't see myself getting into many more.
















