Gandalf69 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 10, 2022 7:52 pmUse some critical thinking skills. The route is class 4, a witness saw her dislodge a rock that was loose. How much more do we need to talk about it? This isn't freshman economics in college. For all you people who want to "analyze" everything, how about letting us know about Capitol first hand? Btw, they already made a trend about analyzing what happened, "testing rocks while climbing". Please pay some attention, and be respectful. That should go without saying, but so should having critical thinking.
So essentially you are the person who says "look it up on google" when someone has a question or needs help with something. That's kind of the "bare minimum" of helping each other out in a community. It seems like we have so much more to offer each other here. You say, discuss it somewhere else, but you don't sound overly thrilled that the other thread "testing rocks while climbing" was started either. I think sometimes when there's an accident, people in this forum just want to talk things through, get different perspectives, there's lots of valuable insight from so many people here & I guess I just question how healthy it is to just shut down the dialogue and say, figure it out yourself on your own damn time. People say, "don't do it in the memorial thread, do it somewhere else" but you guys tend to try to shut down the discussion in those other places as well.
All PCrotty41 did here was basically ask some questions. That's disrespectful? Asking questions? Open discussion is always best. Suppression / avoidance always leads to bigger issues.