General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Ethics Horribilis	21-Dec-2007 At 10:13:25 PM	qman
Message
i am not defending the ethic of bolting trad lines without the FAist permission. it is more a matter of 2 wrongs dont make a right. Re stewards: there are always a core group of locals or a club or sometimes an individual in an area that tend to do rebolting work, track work and access advocacy etc.. These people will have a pretty good idea of what is required to make it work for the general climbing community. More so that an FA 50 years ago.

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