Reply to "New Format for Certificates?"

duanerussellMeasurer

Maybe I am being picky, but, if the USATF search engine can't handle spaces in our cert number, do we really want to include spaces in the cert number on our maps (and certificates)?

If a race director copied the cert number into their race brochure, exactly as it is shown in the sample above, a runner with the brochure in-hand may go to the USATF site in search of the map. If said runner entered the number exactly as shown in the brochure, the error says "Invalid course number", then instructs the searcher to remove spaces. Might we simply omit the spaces on our certs and maps?

12/14/089:36 AM

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