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By Tony B
From Around Boulder, CO
May 9, 2012
Tony Bubb enjoying the good "clipping holds" (hardy-har-har) while climbing 'Circumcision (6b)' at Nanyang Wall, in the Batu Caves area of K.L., Malaysia. Photo by Kenny Low, December 2006

In actual fact, when I've had good luck with a person Ive met here and I see a climbing partner wanted post from them, I post on it and describe why I'd want to climb with them again. It's an easy way to put a word in, if you happen to see such a posting.

Another odd way to do this that MIGHT be workable is to create a "partner" designation (not glabally viewable) that can notify you when a person posts on the partner board... but then again, that would make a stalker's job too easy, right?


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By Finn the Human
From The Land of Ooo
May 9, 2012
Mathematical!

glabally


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By Charles Vernon
From Florence, AZ
May 9, 2012

Am I the only one sitting here thinking this is an awful, awful idea?


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By Bill Matlin
May 9, 2012
suffering

www.majkaburhardt.com/storage/finding%20your%20better%20hal1>>>


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By doligo
May 17, 2012
Jose Cuervo Fruitcups dirtbag style

Tony B wrote:
1) Close your eyes 2) Loosen your standards 3) The only thing left that matters. (Giggle)


LOL, Tony, words to live by!


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By matt davies
May 18, 2012

Jake M wrote:
After climbing with a few people I've met on mp I think it would be nice to have a rating/feedback section for potential climbing partners. Something simple, like a 1-4 star rating and a "Would or would not climb with them again." Being able to provide public feedback would be nice. That way you wouldn't end up climbing with someone who might overstate their ability. Or if they are solid you could let other climbers know they are good to go.

You don't take your E-harmony match to meet your parents first date. You don't take the partner you just met on MP up anything you can't on-sight any day of the week. No need to make MP a cut-throat personality/ability gauntlet. Something as subjective as climbing partners will be undeservedly biased by the prejudices of the rater.
Personality and goals are way too subjective to be truly meaningful for a sport like climbing, no need to smear/praise those whose personal objectives might cause discomfort and/or stoke.
If you're bummed, don't call. If you're stoked, call 'em back.
Take a chance and judge for yourself. You're a climber!


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By clausti
May 18, 2012

David Stephens wrote:
Spot on, you must be a 5!



oh, CI's dreamy. He warms his hands up first and everything.


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By camhead
From The Old Northwest
May 18, 2012
This painting was taken from engravings made during the 1859 Macomb Expedition, which attempted to locate the confluence of the Green and Colorado Rivers   in the present-day Needles District of Canyonlands National Park.  Anyone who has spent time in Indian Creek will recognize the features here. <br /> <br />If you're interested, the survey's official report, as well as more landscape paintings like this one, are available in full on google books. <br /> <br /><a href='http://books.google.com/books?id=674QAAAAIAAJ&printsec=frontcover&dq=macomb+expedition&hl=en&sa=X&ei=DvEeT9KcFvC40gHIuukH&ved=0CDkQ6AEwAg#v=onepage&q=macomb%20expedition&f=false' target='_blank' rel='nofollow' >books.google.com/books?id=674QAAAAIAAJ&printsec=frontcover&d>>></a>

yawn... just another bit of evidence showing that most mountainprodge users want the site to find them partners, get them to the crag, hold their hand, and wipe their asses for them.


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By Mike Lane
From Centennial, CO
May 18, 2012
Almost there......

Charles Vernon wrote:
Am I the only one sitting here thinking this is an awful, awful idea?

No, you're not.


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