Do better

Rant time! Come on people. Before asking questions, make sure the answer is not already in the video, easily pointed out for you, or in the description. Your laziness costs me 5 or 10 minutes to find all your questions are answered in the video. And I for one, really like to help out the community and answer each and every comment and question to have our whole community benefit and keep learning. But these comments bring the quality down. It takes time to answer all your questions. I don’t mind that at all. Just give me a question after doing some research.
Sometimes I spent 15 minutes looking things up in the ICOP or TACS to give you an answer. Like I said, I don’t really mind that. However, those documents are public and anyone can find that information. Put some effort in on your side. Educational creators put in a LOT of time to give you free content. Be respectful of their time by making sure you can not find the answer your self first.
Rant over ..❤️

#ropeaccess #roperescue #creator #rant

[kai]

I'd just like to say (as a now level 2, who has been watching your videos before even doing my training) your videos are well edited, easy to navigate and very precise and informative. Some videos are longer because they have more content.
Please don't change your videos because of anyone's negative comments. Your stuff is really helpful

[DavidWilliams-wrwb]

this is a great lesson in etiquette, i notice a lot that people argue with a creator that at times is a professional i might add, and they say something because they might know a little about the subject and say something about something not being in the video, but i watch and if i decide to engage and put a time stamp on where i saw it in the video, so the creator actually did have it in the video 😊, this short is just a confirmation of the fact this happens and it has to be frustrating to a creator and disrespectful when they go out of their way to bring you quality content. i have made a living climbing for 45 years and although i am still alive and climbing at 60 i’ve always been kind of blockheaded lol i get set in my ways i’ve got a handful of knots that i have used my entire career because i have survived all these years in bad situations so i stay loyal in a sense to knots that have been around since before i started climbing but it has kept me closed on learning new things and techniques, Ive stepped outside of myself a little lately and have learned a lot of things here close to the end of my career that i wish i had learned earlier, i started using a rope wrench in the last year and when i saw how much easier trusted devices like these have helped make my life easier it really opened my mind on learning new techniques and equipment 😊 also this short reminds me to be kind and thank you for your hard work and bringing quality content to the world selflessly, you are never to old to learn, i’ve found that i have done several things wrong for decades, because that’s what my mentor taught me, so get a get mentor kids and always stay open to learning better ways while remaining respectful . thanks again for your content creation

[charlotteice]

The disrespect! Your channel is an amazing resource for everything rope access and I'm very grateful that you're providing all this info for free. 8 minutes really isn't a long time - people go to seminars that last a whole day to learn stuff and you provided the general framework of what there is to ropewalking in an 8 minute video. It's really a testament to your ability as an educator that you managed to create such a good, concise video. A lot of the more complex stuff that there is to learn can't be explained in under three minutes and that's something a lot of chronically online people need to learn to accept (probably because they're yet to learn/study anything proper in their lives).

[dylanmoss]

I've got me level 1 on the 22nd of January and your videos have definitely gave me a lot of knowledge I didn't have or even think about needing some people want the title without the hard work... keep up the good work ❤

[maksimpavlov]

There always will be those not pleased with something.
I couldn't even imagine that someone could have problems with your videos.

You Sir, have very professional content of high quality!
I am forever grateful!

[jennywhite]

You've got my support Alex - your videos are awesome! Unfortunately, you'll always get complainers. I find your videos very useful - Keep up the great work!

[patryks.]

Quality videos showing not only technique but also common mistakes clearly explained. You can not ask for more. Keep them coming. As for haters that is 2% of population they never can say positive word because it can't come out.

[crainable]

Dude you have been serving us great content no complaints here !

[khalilcaldwell]

Thank you for the video I am on my second day of rope access training. Do you have any vids that you can relay to me about how to avoid so much pain In my upper legs when suspended. I will navigate to the video myself with some guidance

[Hylive]

Hello ! I am just wondering where I can find these videos you were showing in the background, they seem super!