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Accepted Climbing Practices (ACP) 3 Years ago  
I have broken this thread out into its own topic. Let’s take a look at ANSI Z133.1 standards to see its format and how they deal with subjects. The subject here is CLIMBING PRACTICES. This is not to be confused with Wilderness Ethics or ethical issues. We are talking about gear and technique here. Yes?

Now comes the big question. Who wants to manage this committee or conversation? We are not talking about one person doing all of the work. Let’s make that clear right now. We need a designated group (committee) that creates input and talks the issues out. Then the issues are brought forth here on the board (in small manageable pieces so we do not get lost in generalities) for more discussion and/or questions are raised here for more input on specific pieces.

So who is going to sign up for the issue of “Accepted Climbing Practices”? I personally decline the lead role position because I need to stay focused on the book. Anyone brave enough to step up to the plate in a leadership capacity? How about those valuable committee members?We need to get started in a simple fashion because this is a big project that will need lots of input (managed input at that) from everyone.
 
 
 
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Treeman 09/29/2005 08:20pm
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Patrick 09/29/2005 11:03pm
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JimK 09/29/2005 11:24pm
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Leon 09/29/2005 11:43pm
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Patrick 10/05/2005 04:31pm
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Leon 10/06/2005 01:12am
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thread linkthread link So let's get a core group to study this.
Treeman 10/06/2005 02:53pm
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Leon 10/06/2005 10:27pm
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Tom Dunlap 10/07/2005 12:25am
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Leon 10/08/2005 03:04am
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Treeman 10/08/2005 02:36pm
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Treeman 10/09/2005 12:39pm
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Patrick 10/10/2005 11:29am
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moss 10/11/2005 09:10am
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Treeman 10/13/2005 09:38pm
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