Absolutely.... I agree.
I remember the gentleman who bared his soul after
surviving a low altitude mid-air in Washington State.
I also understand that his comments and others in the usenet were
admitted in a court proceeeding. Sometimes less said is better, especially
if
you are "presenting facts not in evidence"....

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Have a great day

Scott
wrote in message
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All,

This is not a private channel. If you love soaring in the US and want
to be allowed to continue it the way we do now, which is conducted
overwhelmingly in accordance with the FARs and safe flying practices
and is statistically quite safe, then be careful about saying things
that are not fact based or have the effect of making us seem more like
daredevils and less like the safety-conscious pilots most of us really
are.
Just my [typically long-winded] opinion.

Chip Bearden
ASW 24 "JB"
USA