On May 5, 4:13 pm, Rob wrote:
Sam Sloan

I would like Mr. Sloan to provide a total accounting of the costs to
the USCF in defending his frivilous lawsuits? How much money has Mr.
Sloan cost the USCF when they honored his requests for various items?
I dare say Mr. Sloan has depleted USCF funds at a much greater rate
than any other single person and has contributed even less.

The total legal bill from Michael Matsler to defend my lawsuit was
$8,000.

The amount the USCF lost by winning that laswuit was close to one
million dollars, which is what the move to Crossville will cost the
USCF.

Sam Sloan

Rob wrote:
Sam Sloan

I would like Mr. Sloan to provide a total accounting of the costs to
the USCF in defending his frivilous lawsuits? How much money has Mr.
Sloan cost the USCF when they honored his requests for various items?
I dare say Mr. Sloan has depleted USCF funds at a much greater rate
than any other single person and has contributed even less.


Holy crap.

You continue your self-flagellation to keep yourself down and not taken
seriously.

For a serious organization, questions such as these would be inexpensive
and well within their duty to answer. The information would be
documented and in hand. And certainly wouldn't require someone to take
a cross country trip to run through boxes. This is not a new or
undocumented issue, yet certainly seems unfixed.

A mature and serious organization would not have to put up with these
questions, because they would not have been raised.

The USCF has long passed the line of "trust me", and have yet to repair
their reputation. The process is more of a problem with them, than the
irritants they have spawned.

Lets put it simply... Making money hides a lot of ills. Losing money
exposes them all. Why don't they start by making money. Not a little,
but a substantial amount. Then you can talk about not wasting time.

And has Sloan filed a frivolous lawsuit against the USCF? I know that
there have been a number, but I don't recall any by Sloan.

I don't really understand your post, if not for blind sensationalism, or
to draw so much noise to nothing, as to obscure what may be important.
Or you honestly have no freakin' idea how to get what you want except by
being petulant.

On May 5, 2:27 pm, samsloan wrote:
On May 5, 4:13 pm, Rob wrote:

Sam Sloan

I would like Mr. Sloan to provide a total accounting of the costs to
the USCF in defending his frivilous lawsuits? How much money has Mr.
Sloan cost the USCF when they honored his requests for various items?
I dare say Mr. Sloan has depleted USCF funds at a much greater rate
than any other single person and has contributed even less.

The total legal bill from Michael Matsler to defend my lawsuit was
$8,000.

The amount the USCF lost by winning that laswuit was close to one
million dollars, which is what the move to Crossville will cost the
USCF.

Sam Sloan

And what was the cost for those employees of the USCF and executive
board members from their work time? You simply are not divulging the
total costs and you know it.
Claiming that the move cost the USCf is simply another rancid
fabrication.

On May 5, 2:48 pm, JohnnyT wrote:
Rob wrote:
Sam Sloan

I would like Mr. Sloan to provide a total accounting of the costs to
the USCF in defending his frivilous lawsuits? How much money has Mr.
Sloan cost the USCF when they honored his requests for various items?
I dare say Mr. Sloan has depleted USCF funds at a much greater rate
than any other single person and has contributed even less.

Holy crap.

You continue your self-flagellation to keep yourself down and not taken
seriously.

For a serious organization, questions such as these would be inexpensive
and well within their duty to answer. The information would be
documented and in hand. And certainly wouldn't require someone to take
a cross country trip to run through boxes. This is not a new or
undocumented issue, yet certainly seems unfixed.

A mature and serious organization would not have to put up with these
questions, because they would not have been raised.

The USCF has long passed the line of "trust me", and have yet to repair
their reputation. The process is more of a problem with them, than the
irritants they have spawned.

Lets put it simply... Making money hides a lot of ills. Losing money
exposes them all. Why don't they start by making money. Not a little,
but a substantial amount. Then you can talk about not wasting time.

And has Sloan filed a frivolous lawsuit against the USCF? I know that
there have been a number, but I don't recall any by Sloan.

I don't really understand your post, if not for blind sensationalism, or
to draw so much noise to nothing, as to obscure what may be important.
Or you honestly have no freakin' idea how to get what you want except by
being petulant.

When you have done further research about Sloan and his lawsuits, we
can discuss it.I tire of Mr. Sloans dishonesty in his arttacks on good
people.

I do not believe the USCF is lilly white either. I feel Sloans attacks
are misguided and of ill use. I agree they should be trying to make
money. One of the problems to doing that effectivly is an
administrative structure that allows itself to be hamstrung by
individuals as Sloan without a remediation possible.