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Re: [rocknice2] Red Tag Respect. Poll:
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sbaclimber
Jun 12, 2007, 2:47 AM
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Having put in a lot of time and effort into a few new routes myself, I can totally understand wanting to keep people off of your project until you have either nailed it or decided it is just plain too hard. Personally, I don't have that kind of patience, and if I can't do a route in a few weeks of trying, it is fair game for someone better than I.
(I like to justify my ego by thinking that I develop for the community as a whole, not just myself  )
I have heard that a rule of thumb, at least in some areas, is a project is to be left to the developer for a year, and then it becomes open....
I realise 8 months isn't a year, but it is still quite a long time. But, I still fully agree that the guy was a total jerk for not respecting that the project was not open for just anyone to try.
Maybe it would be worth considering removing the lowest one or two hangers off of projects that you won't be visiting for a while!?
(This post was edited by sbaclimber on Jun 12, 2007, 2:49 AM)
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