On Wed, Mar 10, 2004 at 11:53:26AM +1000, Mike Borgelt wrote:
> >The GFA ops people run a well-publicised roadshow each year which
> >involves visiting clubs in each state and running full-day safety
> >seminars.
>
> So if these things can be discussed at seminars why cannot they be
> published where they may reach a wider audience?
Mainly because of this:
> >Part of those seminars involves frank, uninhibited, detailed discussion
> >of the accidents and incidents which have occurred since the previous
> >event in the same state.
It's much easier to have a "full and frank exchange of views" when you
know you're not doing it in an archival medium.
I suspect DVD's, etc will suffer from similar issues.
GFA isn't the only organization facing this -- You don't think you actually
get the real, complete, unsanitized opinions of an ATSB investigator when
you read their reports, do you?
- mark
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