Reading these comments and the article, I have to wonder if the Internet and social networks are to blame. So much of what we do described here is about skirti

Reading these comments and the article, I have to wonder if the Internet and social networks are to blame. So much of what we do described here is about skirting the rules in a healthy way, in doing things everyone knows happens but can allow to keep happening by plausible deniability. Now, everything is online. Not only is everything documented and shared, but Twitter et al amplifies anything that any aggrieved and motivated group doesn't like. It seems impossible to have any kind of semi public organization "just do fun things" any more, because some rule jockies or outsiders will scream about it, making it impossible for councils and administrations to turn a healthy blind eye.