An introduction to my-kart › Forum topics › Karting, cars & motorsports › Karting, go-karts › New website and FORUM…. post and win prizes!
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7 July 2007 at 1:45 pm #5148
mikko
ParticipantCan you guys let me know if you’re having trouble registering in the forums? From one computer I can’t register using IE… firefox works, and on another pc IE works.
7 July 2007 at 3:48 pm #5149timmsm
ParticipantNo problems to report so far! I’ve registered OK (using IE) and posted using both IE and Firefox on 2 different notebooks.
9 July 2007 at 7:45 am #5150mikko
ParticipantThanks for all the debugging work 🙂
Fazz – could you sign up and post a thread in the Malaysia Karting Talk section and explain what My-Kart is all about?
10 July 2007 at 12:41 am #5151TheFazz
Member[quote=mikko]Thanks for all the debugging work 🙂
Fazz – could you sign up and post a thread in the Malaysia Karting Talk section and explain what My-Kart is all about?[/quote]
i just registered on the forum. will do a post on my-kart later. thanks for this mikko.
12 July 2007 at 4:05 pm #5159mikko
ParticipantThanks to everyone that has signed up on the forums!
There are now more prizes to be won! City Karting has generously provided 25 80cc rental kart sessions to be given out. They’re given in sets of 5, so 5 winners in Total.
I’m sure if some my karters win they can try to negotiate 2 100cc sessions instead of 80cc for example! Or for kart owners you could probably get 2 free track rental fees. 🙂 No confirmation on that though it depends on City Karting :),
13 July 2007 at 12:37 am #5161TheFazz
Membermikko – tried posting the following story about my-kart… but couldn’t post the URL – could you help?
Thanks to Mikko for setting this forum up.
A few years back my good buddy Azlan and I founded a karting group. We love racing as a spectator as well as a participant… unfortunately neither of us were blessed with loads of cash. 🙂
Fortunately for us there were people out there who would rent karts for skint people like us. So we organised a few sessions with a group of friends. for fun – we called ourselves malaysia karting amateurs racing team – or my-kart for short.
Soon the word of mouth spread and we meet many more friends of friends who would join us – either occassionally, or regularly (buayas who want to collect championship points… lol).
Talking about championships – well yeah – you do collect championship points over a year long racing season. that is the fun part of it. it is not just about going fast on one lap on one race all by yourself. It is about racing (note: not driving 😉 ) consistently throughout the season, with a bunch of cool guys and girls!
For those of you who are serious, you get started in karting. But if you feel that money is a constraint and want to learn the ropes before committing – join my-kart.org – we are the Foundations of Motorsports. We aim to popularise grassroots motorsports: this is for all of you spectators and partcipants.
Anyway, enough talk – head over to our website at my-kart.org for more information… and how to join our group. Also you can google for amateur karting in malaysia. 🙂
13 July 2007 at 5:23 am #5165mikko
ParticipantHi Fazz
I noticed that you posted “dot org” and made it into a url before I saw your post here.– I think there is a system in place that prevents posting urls in your first post and maybe first day as a registered member – to prevent spam. I’ll get rid of it now though because there’s been no probs with spam sign-ups even.
13 July 2007 at 8:22 am #5166TheFazz
Member[quote=mikko]Hi Fazz
I noticed that you posted “dot org” and made it into a url before I saw your post here.– I think there is a system in place that prevents posting urls in your first post and maybe first day as a registered member – to prevent spam. I’ll get rid of it now though because there’s been no probs with spam sign-ups even.
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thanks. be careful with removing the spam controller. i have had experience with PHPBB and it tends to be vulnerable to spammers…. hence, i migrated to drupal for sites such as this.
13 July 2007 at 12:26 pm #5167mikko
ParticipantI’ve added a few other mods to reduce spam as well – no bot signups yet but that could all change once the pages are indexed properly in search engines. Will be interesting to see how well phpbb3 handles spam.
I did remove the mod that prevented users from posting urls because it didn’t seem to want to work as “0 days and 1 post” being the requirement to post urls – I think 0 days was still 1 day.
I have no authorization required for registration at the moment which is a definite no-no if you want to avoid spam but I want it to be very quick to start posting now that the forum is new, and can add authorization requirements later. 🙂
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