General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Ethics versus style debate continued	5-Jan-2007 At 4:18:15 PM	dougal
Message
To a point but just throw out the bathwater and not the baby. Ethics (professionally speaking what a court would think if it compared your actions with the generally accepted standard of ones peers) is what drives a whole range of issues that affects climbing as well as all issues within the broader community. Access, env. impacts/damage etc. as well as what constitutes 'good' style new routing and ascents. This topic is always 'hot' because ethics and style are inherently important even if in the heat of discussion we can't find the language to express it in style.

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