[pct-l] Do we need a FAQ document?
Scott Bryce
sbryce at scottbryce.com
Mon Dec 1 14:58:24 CST 2008
Gary Wright wrote:
> Perhaps we need to create an FAQ for pct-l?
Perhaps, but who would maintain it? Information tends to go out of date
rather quickly.
Three years ago, about half of thru hikers did not carry a bear canister
in the Sierras. Now almost all do. Two years ago an Ursack was one of
your options.
Two years ago if you wanted a ride to the souther terminus, you called
Bob Reise.
Last year anyone could stay at Hiker Heaven as long as they wanted to.
Two years ago you could send a resupply package to the Summit Lodge at
Snoqualmie pass, if you made a room reservation at the same time.
Next year the guidebooks and data book may not be considered essential.
Trail angels come and go. Resupply points come and go. New equipment is
created. Every year some of the answers in the FAQ will change.
Is it better to have a FAQ, or to let the same questions be asked year
after year, so prospective hikers will get current information?
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