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Message: <blockquote data-quote="INNOVATOR" data-source="post: 212439" data-attributes="member: 3823">XXX, thanks for your input and reasoning, a bit on the defensive side, though. Nevertheless, points taken.seech - agree with you, its not so much about the money. I share the same predicament as you - time. I am on several committees (heading one of them), plus my business and my family. My radio-control car hobby has taken a step back. Even my cigar party events have dwindled - all because of time. So, I prioritise.XXX, I can safely say that all members of this forum think this is a good place to be. If we are going to pay fees just to be on the forum; because this a gathering of fellow BMW owners; the numbers will dwindle. To say that the current members of this forum, joined it ONLY BECAUSE ITS FREE, is also wrong; partially.To say that I can't put a BMW logo on own my website because I own a BMW; is also wrong. Its my wish. I am not defaming BMW, I am just reassuring my passion for this marque. What enforcement powers does BMWCM have or would have to prevent anyone from putting the BMW logo on their website? What about the Auto Bavaria Club? FYI, they use the logo.As I said, the fanclub can start up, grow in large numbers. They write to BMW International, show them their official number of members and hits to their website, and say "support us, too" - we have the numbers to back us up. They will approach BMW Malaysia, too.As I said, there is nothing wrong with the road BMWCM has taken, fully justified. Those who may want to form a website club will eventually do it, and if their numbers are large enough; will get recognised by all parties. After all, thats the name of the game. HAVE FUN></blockquote>

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