I think it's wrong to imagine that there has to be one grand plan that everyone has to coalesce around. The problem with that - which Wouter alluded to, is that you just can't always predict how the market is going to respond to what you think is a slam dunk. Trial and error is ultimately a necessary part of the process. Some will be right and others wrong, and in varying degrees. If people do agree on a strategy that's great, but it doesn't mean that they're going to be right either. A box rule of some kind is a compromise of sorts - at least gets people who may not have completely the same ideas to agree to share the same basic parameters. But regardless of whether people take that approach or not, you've got to give people the freedom to try what they think the market will respond to and then everyone gets to learn from the outcomes. The fact that there are people trying to do good things for youth sailing is something we should celebrate, not bicker about.