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Hell im not complaining im just thinking I don't want SAU NSW to lose money on this event. If not enough people sign up for this, potentially they won't hold another one. You do want to have another one right?

So should we spread the word a bit to other forums to see if we can fill this up to 40 people? looks like theres only 30 atm.

We have already posted this one on a couple of forums..

Hell im not complaining im just thinking I don't want SAU NSW to lose money on this event. If not enough people sign up for this, potentially they won't hold another one. You do want to have another one right?

Everyone will still have enough time for runs. We based the price on 40 people to make it cheaper for everyone.

I just think unfortunately we left it a little late when we posted it.

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