At least individual users can push back against the slide on TAY by posting trip-reports. If enough of us continue to post, then as GP suggests, the open web (a

At least individual users can push back against the slide on TAY by posting trip-reports. If enough of us continue to post, then as GP suggests, the open web (and TAY) will survive just fine :). One must also balance the utility of the TR with the now-outsized impact of TRs. It was a different world in ~2006, where everyone knew everyone else and a TR meant that at most a few friends and a friendly internet stranger might follow your tracks tomorrow. It is a delicate balance.