This is the only comment I’ve seen insurance mentioned, which is the main determining factor of what is or isn’t in a playground now. I’m sure the insurance co

This is the only comment I’ve seen insurance mentioned, which is the main determining factor of what is or isn’t in a playground now. I’m sure the insurance companies have actual data and actuarial tables for what results in lawsuit damages. If a city wants to have those items in a playground, fine, but it isn’t going to be insurable. As a kid I always was much more interested in running around in the woods or climbing trees than playgrounds. Which, insurance still can’t force the removal of as far as I know.