General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Best way to communicate closed crags	5-May-2017 At 7:00:35 AM	ajfclark
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On 5/05/2017 pmonks wrote: >This is a city parks dept, so they're more likely to just ban climbing >in the park altogether, which fscks it up for everyone. That's the outcome >I'm working hard to avoid. And then the ban hammer comes down, the people responsible will cry "but we didn't know..." I think TheCrag should also always expand the ban note on a closed crag. On mobile, they are collapsed by default. Maybe even an annoying pop up message before the page displays that says "Climbing here is banned/closed/etc. These route details are presented for historic reasons only. Please don't climb here and permanently f--- it up for everyone else."

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