Another option is to slip the loop over your wrist. The angle of the line will keep it securely on your wrist, and you can let go very easily.
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I suppose I agree to a point. Most moderation that I've seen is the censorship of personal squabbles. However, it does often seem that when discussions take any sort of turn from 'rec agency party line', they're moved to "Advanced Scuba Discussions."
#1....Its not meant to be "optimal" when looking at individual procedures.If the solution can't stand on its own in the face of other arguments, then you can't label it as "optimal".
Another option is to slip the loop over your wrist. The angle of the line will keep it securely on your wrist, and you can let go very easily.
A chain is only as strong as its weakest link
You are not the only one.I don't know about anybody else (although from the moderation, I'm not alone) but the purpose of the two DIR forums was subtle enough to elude me.