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Originally Posted by indieFan
Not to get too far off topic, but I do have one major concern related to this.
For the past several years now, I have read the threads about starting up a new college team. My one question to those of you that want to is the following:
Why do you want to start a new team?
Is it because you love teaching others? Is it because you want to help change the future of society? Or is it because you're going to miss building and designing a robot?
If you answered the last question with a yes, I would highly suggest that you find another way of channeling your energy. Chances are that if you're doing it simply for the love of building and designing, you will end up sacrificing more than you can imagine at this time. Not to mention, you are not being involved in the program (after your HS graduation) for the basic purpose that it was started.
If, on the other hand, you answered yes to either of the first two questions, please respond with the reasons behind your answer(s). I'd be interested to hear them.
indieFan
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It was actually a fairly simple decision (in hindsight, it probably should've been more complex). I felt that I had gained a lot from FIRST in high school and I thought that I wanted to both give back to the community and to provide others with the same experience I had. So far it's seemed to work fairly well.
Matt