Index to Guest Editorial Opinions

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GUEST EDITORIAL OPINIONS

Elsewhere at this site we have set out our own editorial opinons. However, we have invited all readers wtih views on major issues impacting the RV lifestyle to offer their contributions here as well. These views will not, of course, necessarily represent the views or positions of RVers Online. However, whether we agree with guest editorial views is not relevant to our willingness to publish responsible editorial comment. And we wish to note our appreciation to RVers who have taken the time to express their views at this site. We hope that it will contribute to a growing constructive dialogue between and among RVers and those who comprise the RV industry.

Needed - New RV Park Rating System! A story that is told by a veteran RV park owner, and documents the problems encountered with the current rating process.
Ah, yes -- IF ONLY... This very special piece was authored by Kay Peterson, co-founder of the SKP's RV Club. It is reprinted with permission from the March/April 2004 edition of the Escapees Magazine. This piece is a bit outside the usual scope of our articles here, but we think it packs an important message.
CAMPGROUND COURTESY: While RVers tend to be a very friendly group, this is in part due to the "unwritten" but common sense courtesies which they exhibit towards one another. Most RVers find this part of the "instinct" of RVing. But it doesn't hurt to recap what some of these behaviours really are. Mel Chaney was motivated to do just that. We think our park owner readers will find this of value as well...
MEMBERSHIP CAMPGROUNDS: Mel Chaney analyzes the threat to the continued viability of two of the more popular membership campgrounds -- and provides some concrete advice on what interested RVers can do about it.
DOES THIS SOUND FAMILIAR? We're pleased to publish this guest editorial by Phil Rowe, who weaves his message into a story that will ring bells with lots of our readers. We welcome guest editorials, and ask only that they be "fair comment".

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