

| Subject: | Re: Why I don't drive the Baja at 4 in the morning! |
| From: | Karin Baker & Raymond Paquette |
| Date: | Wed, 10 Oct 2007 12:45:03 -0400 |
Loren That's the point. As you say, it is specific, not general. Raymond On 10/10/07, Loren Busch <starwagen@gmail.com> wrote: > > RE: Would we email each other about the danger of travel in the U.S. or > even a > specific state or city after someone was robbed in a dangerous area? I > think we would not. > > In fact we do just that, or have in the past when there has been a defined > threat in a defined place. An example a couple of years ago was a serial > rapist that had hit more than once at an I-5 rest stop used by many > WetWesties members here in the NW. But the info posted was specific, not a > generality about all rest stops along I-5 and was based on specific, current > incidents. In the same vain we post to the list about stolen Vanagons, not > saying anything about crime rate in a certain area but in attempt to recover > stolen vehicles. Specific and timely warnings about known conditions or > circumstances seem to be appropriate as opposed glittering generalities. >
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