ok now being a newbie....I'm going to ask a dumb question.....is there a rule book? is everything wrote down? if so what is the problem? just go by the rules that are wrote down..........maybe there should be a thread on here that has the rules so no more confusion........just my thought.... 
After many years in diferent types of racing, I can tell you it doesn't matter if it is written in a rule book or not, there will always be an owner, driver, team member (whiner, cryer, baby) that disagrees with one or more rules and feels he has to let everyone know his feelings.
If there is a
real issue that needs to be looked at, it won't be hard to get the officials to act on it.
This is a new division and there is going to be a lot of input from teams that want to tailor the class to their equipment or style of racing. SCSC/APBA needs to build a basic set of rules for equipment and safety regulations to get the class started. Then take polls throughout the year from the class members (owners/drivers) to gather information about adjusting the rules if necessary. It is very important to get through the first year without making a bunch of changes after the season starts.
Emanon: Accidents and failures happen in all forms of racing and there isn't a driver yet that doesn't know he can be killed doing what he loves.
I think your trying to make people aware of the dangers, but here is not the place. If anything you need to encourage others to try the Nostalgia Jet class to help feed the Comp Jet class.
Brad: From what I've been reading in your posts, you seem to be making comments that should be kept to your self. You have a great thing going here at socaljetboats.com. I can tell your passionate about the jet racing classes, but think you need to focus on the build up of the class and moderating the site, not trying to explain why you do things, or who's wrong about ..... You get the point. Keep up the good work.