gfaith
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@2airishuman Thanks you are absolutely right just added myself. Under "Join User Groups".
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So it is now confirmed that the Solo Diver forum has (by one means or another) managed to go back to the way it was.
-no problem with that. Just caught me off guard...
-no problem with that. Just caught me off guard...
AfterDark
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From the read this first part of the Solo forum:
Solo Diving is replete with it's own hazards. As with any diving discipline, Solo Diving should never be taken on lightly, without proper training or just because you are too lazy to find a buddy. In fact many agencies frown on this practice, and some prohibit it out-right.
Still, there are many out there who practice this type of diving and so it's techniques and safety should be discussed in an open forum. As with all open forums, it is up to the individual diver to ascertain the validity of anything suggested within. There are many who would offer you their opinions and yet have never done a solo dive or are possibly unsafe divers. Only YOU have control over your destiny. Choose who you listen to wisely.
This is a no-troll zone! The discussion is not to be centered around whether to do a solo dive, but in the techniques and strategies involved. Do not participate if you have already decided that solo diving is not for you! Thanks in advance.
So what is an open forum? Does the underlined statement need to be changed to a closed forum now that only members can see it?
Solo Diving is replete with it's own hazards. As with any diving discipline, Solo Diving should never be taken on lightly, without proper training or just because you are too lazy to find a buddy. In fact many agencies frown on this practice, and some prohibit it out-right.
Still, there are many out there who practice this type of diving and so it's techniques and safety should be discussed in an open forum. As with all open forums, it is up to the individual diver to ascertain the validity of anything suggested within. There are many who would offer you their opinions and yet have never done a solo dive or are possibly unsafe divers. Only YOU have control over your destiny. Choose who you listen to wisely.
This is a no-troll zone! The discussion is not to be centered around whether to do a solo dive, but in the techniques and strategies involved. Do not participate if you have already decided that solo diving is not for you! Thanks in advance.
So what is an open forum? Does the underlined statement need to be changed to a closed forum now that only members can see it?
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Nah, don't stress.
It's a Harry Potter kind of thing. You want to see what's going on in there? You get something burned onto your forehead and live with it.
Unless Pete opens it up again...
gfaith
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take your pick. I'm too overtasked at the moment to figure it out...
gfaith
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I was thinking it is more like the Hotel California.. You can join but you can never leave..
Of course 2air proved that to be wrong.
Of course 2air proved that to be wrong.
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You can leave anytime you want. -but you'll be baaack. 
AfterDark
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I'll get it sorted out ASAP. I was locked out of ScubaBoard until just now.
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