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[QUOTE="peregrina2000, post: 1152856, member: 537"] Following on the heels of the discussion of the QR code placed along the Camino, I think this is just another illustration of that same attitude — me me me me me is what matters, hey we’re not bothering anyone, hey, it’s just a little scribble on the plaza and I need to announce my accomplishment to the entire world, hey it’s just a tiny little QR code that leads you to my very important website and channel. Sounds grumpy, no doubt, and I know there is probably nothing that will stop this, but the sum total of these tiny, maybe almost imperceptible, and continual defacements all add up to a change that imho is not for the good. Yes, I know, everything changes, but I don’t think we should give up on the the loss of decorum and humility that these incidents proclaim. It’s not only the physical change to the camino, it’s also the change in our norms that accepts this kind of self-centered behavior as no big deal. Just call me a curmudgeon. ;) [/QUOTE]
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