Hi Bill,

I realize your thread may be to elicit a response from "Management", But, I am going to put in my two cents worth anyhow.

Once a group of individuals, adopt as a matter of policy, rules of exclusion the same principal of exclusion may be used without thought in other area's.
I fear that is what may have happened in this case. It could be that this class doesn't produce the revenue required for full recognition of its participants. You know you were excluded, but were you discriminated against?

Bill Hayden, aka The Grey Ghost