Canyoneering routes on MP
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There's a market for a site like MP but with canyoneering routes. It would be easy for MP to add the option for canyons instead of making a new site (new canyon sites tend to fail). |
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TacodelRio |
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They could launch another sister site, along the lines of mtbproject.com |
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The last thing we need is a bunch of yahoos in the canyons who read about it on the internet. Why turn canyons into crags. I think publicly posting canyon locations on this website or others is only asking for trouble, but thats just my opinion. Id like to think i can still go recreate in in a few select beautiful locations without masses of people being there every weekend. |
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Thanks for the replies, guys. |
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I've got a site as well: |
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Ryan Myers wrote:The last thing we need is a bunch of yahoos in the canyons who read about it on the internet. Why turn canyons into crags. I think publicly posting canyon locations on this website or others is only asking for trouble, but thats just my opinion. Id like to think i can still go recreate in in a few select beautiful locations without masses of people being there every weekend.Let me guess...Arizona, right? |
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TacoDelRio wrote: I actually created my own site for canyons and routes, but no longer have any motivation to devote that much time to keeping it running and keeping Ukranian Pornbots off it.Ya learn something new and exciting every day! Pardon me whilest I update my internet security software! I'm gunna Google "Ukrainian Pornbot Project" fer sure! |
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TacoDelRio wrote:those other sites. They do not support a direct user-created database like MP or Summitpost (MP being better organized and thus the better model).canyoncollective does permit use created routes and is organized by area and map... |
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GLD wrote: canyoncollective does permit use created routes and is organized by area and map...I forgot about them. Just looked at them again. Looks about right. Cool site, Ryan! |