"Rescued" While Vlogging on Chianti Spire?

[Fairweather]

Is it just me? IMO this episode reflects very poorly on the climbing community. No broken bones? Hike the f^ck out. At a minimum, turn off your "live feed" while good people are trying to rescue you.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/washington-woman-records-mountainside-rescue/ar-AA1H3KjQ?ocid=BingNewsSerp

[Fairweather]

“It was supposed to freeze overnight and didn’t," she says, “I was just, like, standing, and then all of a sudden, the snow underneath me collapsed." 

Ummm, yea. Ok. And you're a guide? 

[Bronco]

For clarification, it's my understanding they were climbing the glacier route on Silver Star and fell in the area of Chianti Spire.  

I'm a mountain rescue volunteer and don't have any problem with them requesting a rescue. Falls like that can cause internal injuries that may not be apparent.  

Live streaming the rescue is totally inappropriate and should result in a loss of phone privileges for a minimum of two weeks and no TV after dinner.  

Edited 4 hours ago by Bronco

[olyclimber]

Mandatory Net Nanny installation blocking all social media except for a 30 second window randomly allocated each day.