I agree diving shallow wreck is a much better safer way to get familiar with a
potential participant. Emails and c-cards can be very deceptive in my
experience.


-----Original Message-----
From: "Lee Bell"<leebell@ix*.ne*.co*>
To: "Joseph Citelli"<joe@po*.co*>, "David Burnworth"<xlh883@ea*.ne*>,
techdiver@aquanaut.com
Date: Thu Oct 04 11:03:55 PDT 2001
Subject: Re: Who does the dives???

>Joseph Citelli wrote:
>
> > Often, we will organize extreme dives and get emails from people we don't
>> know who want to join us.  They all get the same answer. ---- If you have
>> the necessary qualifactions, join us on an "open" boat and dive one of the
>> less challenging Pompano wrecks.  Show us what you can do. ----  Most of
>> them complain and call us "elitist".  I don't think anyone has EVER taken
>us
>> up on the offer.
>
>That's a damned shame.  I can't imagine a better response or a better way
>for people considering participation in extreme activities to get
>comfortable with one another.  Even those who might actually have what it
>takes to participate are showing a lack of committment that just won't work
>in a critical team environment.
>
>Lee
>
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