This may have something to do with your choice of thread title “rule on records” and your original post (paraphrasing – can a foreign citizen set a USMS national record)
Thanks for clarifying...you are right I did put "rule" in my thread title. Since we have had at least 4 rule quotes on this thread, I thought we had moved on to debating the merits of the rule. Since we have moved out of the hypothetical, I suppose Mr. Granger probably does not care whether he has a United States record as he is French and I would think he would only care about French and World Records. My only point was that I found it odd that citizens of other countries could earn United States' (Masters Swimming) records. I am clearly in the minority and I'm ok if nobody wants to talk about it ever again.
This may have something to do with your choice of thread title “rule on records” and your original post (paraphrasing – can a foreign citizen set a USMS national record)
Thanks for clarifying...you are right I did put "rule" in my thread title. Since we have had at least 4 rule quotes on this thread, I thought we had moved on to debating the merits of the rule. Since we have moved out of the hypothetical, I suppose Mr. Granger probably does not care whether he has a United States record as he is French and I would think he would only care about French and World Records. My only point was that I found it odd that citizens of other countries could earn United States' (Masters Swimming) records. I am clearly in the minority and I'm ok if nobody wants to talk about it ever again.
