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Topic	Date	User
Stuck gear scenario - What would you do?	20-Oct-2010 At 3:31:55 PM	bones
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The "law of booty" just seems fair to me. If you leave gear because you can't get it out, then its abandoned. If you can get it out, then don't leave it. If someone else can get it out, then they may return to you out of the goodness of their hearts, and it probably doesn't hurt to ask, but you accepted that the gear no longer belonged to you when you left it stuck on the cliff. If you really want to keep it, then keep an eye on it until you or someone else can get back to it.

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