Ok. Not a very sportsmanlike subject title, I know, but hear me out.
I kite regularly (any day there is wind, basically) in a location where kiteboarding is technically not allowed. I am tolerated by the locals to ride in this spot because 1) I have known the locals in this area since childhood, 2) I live a 5 minute walk from this beach, 3) have advanced board/kite skills, and 4) am generally quite pleasant and non-invasive when the beach becomes crowded with other (non-kiter) beach users.
Lately, other kiters are coming into this area regularly. They have not made any introductions, shown no courtesy. We have no idea who these people are. Skills level is about average but still a few high-risk maneuvering close to shore, which is not a good impression. Hardcore localism - we all know the tactics - isn't the route I want to take, but adding any quantity kiters at this spot risks triggering official enforcement of the no kiting rules.
Thoughts/advice? By the way, there is a designated kiting area about 1mi/1.6km from this area.