hermosadive:Why? If someone quotes/posts public information why would you feel the need to censor that information? MBA programs use case studies to further education, don't you think the same logic can be applied here?
In reference to my previous post, this discussion is not, I repeat NOT, about any specific incident.
It will be kept to, as previously mentioned, a discussion of CO problems in general, how they occur, the physiological effects on divers, and how best to avoid same.
Any discussion of a specific incident, especially one that is currently under investigation is reserved for another venue.
That having been said, no one is "censoring" any information. A lot of this revolves around a specific incident on which, to my knowledge, no official report has been issued. When that official report is released, discussion of it will be fair game.
As a Scuba Board staffer, as an IANTD Instructor Trainer, as a Diver Medic Technician, as an Associate Member of UHMS, and as a professional member of DAN, I find am personally affronted at the idea that I, particularly, (or any other SB staff member) would be involved in any cover-up.
This incident will be reported and analyzed at length, most certainly in the DAN Accident Reports, when the official investigations are complete and the reports are submitted.
To return to current matters, I will restate one simple fact.
This discussion is NOT about any specific incident.
Thank you.