From an outsider's point of view, it doesn't look like they are very interested in recruiting any new members, what are the incentives? How would it benefit me in the long run?
> Maybe that could be a focus of those of you that are involved in your group, what can you do to get those of us that are on the fence to join up and participate?
Lee, I'm going to turn this around and ask it this way: What is it that you are looking for in a Haflinger organization that would make you want to join up and participate? We have contacted every owner of a registered Haflinger who is not a member of AHR and asked this very question, so we have reached out to thousands of people, with very little response.
We have no way to outreach to people who own unregistered Haflingers other than what I'm doing now. We don't know who or where you are, or what you are looking for from the registry. Unless you join and become a member/voter, there is no way we can really learn from you.
Emily
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