No masks > USATT, ITTF misconduct ?

Shouldn't ITTF , USATT etc be selling branded masks & other safety items like hand & ball cleaning lliquids possibly gloves etc with their logos to show that they care about player health ? How hard is it to manufacture them and give them away (or at least for at cost prices) to players & families ?

Why don't you do a little rudimentary market research to determine these fair costs (to include if it is even possible given the circumstances), present it to us, and evaluate it before mouthing off that ITTF or USATT is "Misconduct" by not doing this?

Where are your facts and evidence that ITTF and USATT are negligent and "Misconduct"? What leads you to believe this?

Have you thought about getting some TT friends together to do that? (make gloves/cleaners)

Do you comprehend the economies of scale, market factors, legal requirements/costs/time to enter and operate in that business?

What about logistical distribution costs/restrictions/nuances given the relatively small scale? Who will manufacture and where? Who in ITTF has the expertise to do so? Do you trust anyone in ITTF to make logical decisions?

Edited by BH-Man - 06/21/2020 at 4:45pm

Interestingly, Joola has started selling face masks: https://joolamedical.com/. Also, Underarmor has designed a non-disposable face mask (the SportsMask) but it has sold out already. Good to see that capitalism is still somewhat functioning and that people come up with more innovative masks...