Matt, you're right of course; the team are volunteers and their time is limited, and we're all grateful that they give whatever they can. I know you think I and others are just whingers! But there is a need (I think) for fairly frequent communication to the wider world of what Steve is doing. Yes, those of us who frequent YACF can follow Jo's excellent analyses and maybe use the tracker site (though that's getting harder and harder to see clearly!), but some stuff can be automated to be disseminated via Facebook and the like - it was suggested the other day that Steve's Strava data was shared to FB (it can be sent to Twitter too). That's easy to set up and needs no ongoing input, and is likely to generate shares beyond the immediate followers, many of whom aren't in the YACF inner circle. These shares, in turn, may be picked up by the cycling websites and the wider press, and can generate publicity (and possibly more money!) with no effort from the volunteer team whatsover other than making two selections in Steve's Strava account! That, surely, has to be worth doing?
