Hi,
This question is mainly directed at club records officers but all replies are very welcome.
I have developed my own round entry system that our club members use to tell me (the club Records Officer) of the rounds that they have shot. Now that we have a member who is shooting at a master bowman level I need to update the software to deal properly with it.
The SAPs state that for a JMB, MB, GMB that the round "... must be shot at events organised by FITA, FITA Members, or Archery GB, or at a UK Record Status meeting."
So I know that I need to provide at least one tick box in the entry system so that a member can state whether or not the event that they shot at adheres to the above.
However, I feel that some members may be scratching their heads when trying to determine if they should be ticking the box or not.
My question is: is there a simpler description that I can use? e.g. would all tournaments like this state 'UK Record Status' in which case I could just have a tick box titled 'UK Record Status ?'.
Thank you,
Steve
This question is mainly directed at club records officers but all replies are very welcome.
I have developed my own round entry system that our club members use to tell me (the club Records Officer) of the rounds that they have shot. Now that we have a member who is shooting at a master bowman level I need to update the software to deal properly with it.
The SAPs state that for a JMB, MB, GMB that the round "... must be shot at events organised by FITA, FITA Members, or Archery GB, or at a UK Record Status meeting."
So I know that I need to provide at least one tick box in the entry system so that a member can state whether or not the event that they shot at adheres to the above.
However, I feel that some members may be scratching their heads when trying to determine if they should be ticking the box or not.
My question is: is there a simpler description that I can use? e.g. would all tournaments like this state 'UK Record Status' in which case I could just have a tick box titled 'UK Record Status ?'.
Thank you,
Steve