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IREFU2 Fri Jun 27, 2008 11:57am

Your Boards Web Site
 
Good day fellow Officials,

If your board or association has a web site, please post the link. We are in the process of creating one for our board.

Rob

PS - Thanks in advance....

wanja Fri Jun 27, 2008 12:08pm

Links for officials associations in all 50 states can be found at http://phillyref.com/basketball/orgs.html.

zebraman Fri Jun 27, 2008 12:21pm

www.scboa.com

Snohomish County Officials (Washington State)

Kelvin green Fri Jun 27, 2008 12:31pm

http://www.utahhighschoolrefs.org/

dblref Fri Jun 27, 2008 01:16pm

Cardinal Basketball Officials Association in northern VA: www.cboa.org

rwest Fri Jun 27, 2008 01:28pm

Some aren't association web sites
 
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Originally Posted by wanja
Links for officials associations in all 50 states can be found at http://phillyref.com/basketball/orgs.html.

Some of those sites are not association websites but websites used by the association for assigning. I don't think that's what he wants.

Raymond Fri Jun 27, 2008 01:37pm

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Originally Posted by rwest
Some of those sites are not association websites but websites used by the association for assigning. I don't think that's what he wants.

Correct. He is looking to establish an informational type website for the membership of his board.

wanja Fri Jun 27, 2008 02:09pm

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Originally Posted by rwest
Some of those sites are not association websites but websites used by the association for assigning. I don't think that's what he wants.

The site includes a variety of officials sites links. It is probably the best one place to look for general association sites with officials content link. If other sites are not of interest they can be ignored. Additional sites listed in this thread will be added to the list. I sugest that the original poster take a look and let us know what he/she thinks.

Ref_in_Alberta Fri Jun 27, 2008 02:40pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by IREFU2
Good day fellow Officials,

If your board or association has a web site, please post the link. We are in the process of creating one for our board.

Rob

PS - Thanks in advance....

Calgary Basketball Official's Association... http://www.cboa.ca
Edmonton Basketball Official's Association... http://www.theeboa.com
Alberta Basketball Official's Association... http://www.refalberta.ca
Canadian Association of Basketball Officials... http://www.cabocanada.org

Hope this helps...

Camron Rust Fri Jun 27, 2008 03:49pm

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Originally Posted by IREFU2
Good day fellow Officials,

If your board or association has a web site, please post the link. We are in the process of creating one for our board.

Rob

PS - Thanks in advance....

You can find the sites of ~40 associations that use my service at www.reftown.com (it not just an assigning site...it can be your entire web presence)

A few that have made more extensive use of the sites custom content features are:

PBOA: http://www.reftown.com/Default.asp?Assoc=PBOA (aka www.pboa.org) (the one that I'm a member of)
GPVOA: http://www.reftown.com/Default.asp?Assoc=GPVOA (aka www.gpvoa.org)
JBUA: http://www.reftown.com/Default.asp?Assoc=JBUA
PBUA: http://www.reftown.com/Default.asp?Assoc=PBUA (aka www.pbua.org)
SVOA: http://www.reftown.com/Default.asp?Assoc=SVOA
SWOA: http://www.reftown.com/Default.asp?Assoc=SWOA
TPCVOB: http://www.reftown.com/Default.asp?Assoc=TPCVOB

HawkeyeCubP Fri Jun 27, 2008 08:03pm

This is my old association's website (in Iowa).

http://www.icaoa.org/

Texref Fri Jun 27, 2008 08:54pm

www.dallasref.com (Dallas Basketball Officials)
www.ntboa.org (North Texas Basketball Officials)

Mark Padgett Fri Jun 27, 2008 09:03pm

Unfortunately, neither of the two boards to which I belong (Antarctica or Oz) have websites. However, some of our Antarctican members have web feet. I really like refereeing in Oz. It's a real blast watching a munchkin try to dunk.

26 Year Gap Sat Jun 28, 2008 09:16pm

www.iaabo.org provides links to a number of boards' websites.

Ours is www.iaabo105.org.

JugglingReferee Sun Jun 29, 2008 04:42am

My association doens't have a website, but numerous Ontario sites are found at http://www.oabo.org/Local%20board%20links.htm.

I'd like to see the website for JR, his association being located where he lives. :D

Jurassic Referee Sun Jun 29, 2008 05:20am

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Originally Posted by JugglingReferee

I'd like to see the website for JR, his association being located where he lives.

Not good for your Christian eyes.

Not good at all........:D

All_Heart Mon Jun 30, 2008 01:19pm

There is a certain association's website that has been talked about recently for posting the NFHS rules on their website. (I believe this is the same association, please correct me if I'm wrong.) They have a list of all their officials along with their Home address, Home phone, Work phone, Cell phone, and their email address. Me thinks that this is not a good idea! :eek: I don't like to have my information posted anywhere on the internet ESPECIALLY in relation to officiating.

And in case an angry fan, parent or coach :mad: didn't know the officials name to look up their information, that's okay they have a page that shows everyone's name and picture.

I'm going to email the webmaster and suggest to them that they might want to password protect these pages. I think it's great for them to have this available to their members (especially the pictures) but it shouldn't be available to the general public. Maybe there site has a fan blocker (similar to a popup blocker). :p It knew that I am a basketball official which is why it allowed me to look at the information.

Does anyone else's association website have this information available to the general public?

Scrapper1 Mon Jun 30, 2008 01:56pm

All Heart, I would humbly suggest that you edit your post to remove the links. No sense in publicizing the private info on those sites. I agree that you should contact them with a suggestion to password protect the sites; but if it were me, I'd remove the links.

All_Heart Mon Jun 30, 2008 02:43pm

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Originally Posted by Scrapper1
All Heart, I would humbly suggest that you edit your post to remove the links. No sense in publicizing the private info on those sites. I agree that you should contact them with a suggestion to password protect the sites; but if it were me, I'd remove the links.

I had originally thought to not post the links but then I figured hey they are the ones that decided to release it to the public. I figured that it would be safe on an officiating forum (or at least MUCH safer then posting it for example on a local high school basketball forum, ex: Scout :eek:). I was hoping that it would open the eyes of someone that is a member of another association that posts the same information.

But you are right and it's better to be safe then sorry, so I removed those links. :)

26 Year Gap Mon Jun 30, 2008 03:13pm

We have a member page that allows access to contact info for other members in our group. Be aware, though, that sometimes there are cached pages that allow backdoor links into member-only areas. Haven't checked it with our site, but I have seen it with others.

Camron Rust Mon Jun 30, 2008 03:27pm

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Originally Posted by All_Heart
Does anyone else's association website have this information available to the general public?

No. And I agree that it should be private.

Camron Rust Mon Jun 30, 2008 03:32pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by 26 Year Gap
We have a member page that allows access to contact info for other members in our group. Be aware, though, that sometimes there are cached pages that allow backdoor links into member-only areas. Haven't checked it with our site, but I have seen it with others.

The cache will usually have the contents of the pages that were viewed on that machine....they'll only be accessible by someone logged in as that user or someone with administrative rights on that machine. There are ways to prevent the caching but that is only really necessary for certain types of pages (those with SSN's, DOB's, etc.) and usually those pages are only accessible by specific people, not the members in general.

Also, any well designed site will not have "links" that get someone into member-only areas. When someone clicks on a link into a member-only area, the site should be checking the validity of the session and rejecting the attempt if it is not by a currently logged in member.

Back In The Saddle Mon Jun 30, 2008 06:01pm

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Originally Posted by Mark Padgett
Unfortunately, neither of the two boards to which I belong (Antarctica or Oz) have websites. However, some of our Antarctican members have web feet. I really like refereeing in Oz. It's a real blast watching a munchkin try to dunk.

Is it true that after the game you don't run off the floor, but you tap your heels? If so, how do you ever have a decent postgame?


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