This is a new forum area for folks who are not GUE or UTD affiliated.
I think it's a great idea.
Thank you Scubaboard.
I think it's a great idea.
Thank you Scubaboard.
DIR- Generic A new forum section for DIR
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Jack Hammer
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I think it's silly nitpickpicking... if other people want it though, doesn't really bother me any.
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Well, I think if it does not work out, the boss will d/c it.
So this is for people interested in DIR but not for people trained in DIR?
Jack Hammer
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In all fairness there are different types of dir. Among the many flavors there is what it started as, what it became, and what the internet decided it was...
lv2dive
Formerly known as KatePNAtl
My understanding is that the generic section is for general DIR concepts that are not agency-specific: team diving, utilizing standard gases (the standards themselves may vary by agency but using standard gases vs “best mix” is a DIR convention), etc.
I always thought there should be a DIR free forum so people could discuss diving without the opinions of those who might be like-minded. Last time I mentioned that to Pete, he wasn't down with it. I'm like-minded when I feel like it. Other times, get off my lawn and leave me alone. 
hey guys, it's call DIR, not DIRs. get with it.
!!DIR-4EVER!!
!!DIR-4EVER!!
Just to note, these are not new sections of the DIR forum. They are purely new prefixes to add onto new threads.
We have had several requests and also comments in other threads where the idea of "DIR" vs "Agency-DIR" etc were referenced. We decided to make it a bit easier for those starting new threads here to be able to differentiate what they are referring to.
There is also no need to use a prefix should you not want to, the forum will operate as it always has.
We have had several requests and also comments in other threads where the idea of "DIR" vs "Agency-DIR" etc were referenced. We decided to make it a bit easier for those starting new threads here to be able to differentiate what they are referring to.
There is also no need to use a prefix should you not want to, the forum will operate as it always has.
I thought that was Dork Divers? Or in your case, Grumpy Old Divers may be more apropos at times
No, YOU get off MY lawn!!
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