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What? The buttons are a totally private endeavor. You have to buy the buttons. They aren't "giving" them to anyone, and anyone can buy them. And again, all thos

What? The buttons are a totally private endeavor. You have to buy the buttons. They aren't "giving" them to anyone, and anyone can buy them. And again, all those questions are answered from reading the article. Also, I was responding to him saying that he didn't think people should have a right to complain if they knowingly bought a house under a flight path. I'm saying that of the people they are quoting in the article, it sounds like many of them have owned the same house for a long while and their problems with aircraft noise are only because of the FAA changing flight paths.

darkpuma 8y ago
You're being bizarrely pedantic. I never meant to suggest that Airnoise is public endeavor nor that the buttons are free. >"I'm saying that of the people they are quoting in the article, it sounds like many of them have owned the same house for a long while and their problems with aircraft noise are only because of the FAA changing flight paths." And his point is that while the people interviewed for the article may have been living there for a while, many of the complainers probably haven't been. Does the guy behind Airnoise.io vet that the people using his system have legitimate grievances (e.g. the flight paths were not over their house when they bought the house)? I seriously doubt it.