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Relates to the expected behavior of individuals to one another. Examples include trail and camping etiquette. Use this tag when asking about proper etiquette of an activity.
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What exactly is so wrong with playing music on trails?
Is it acceptable
It depends. The response will vary from person to person. Some might agree, someone like me won't.
In general, this hatred you are referring to isn't only towards music, but towards …
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How can I vet a hiking partner without potential hard feelings?
IMHO, up to a certain level in mountaineering, friends that you make in mountains or at a base camp are likely to be good/close friends for life. So, If I were the guy with the lesser experience in mo …
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How to deal with unethical campers?
It boils down to the point what one could really do in such a situation.
When I trek in India, I do come across such situations that beg some action from me and other sensitive people around. I define …
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