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So this is happening:
>Japan: Free wi-fi for Mount Fuji climbers
>Climbers tackling Japan's highest mountain will soon able to stay connected thanks to the introduction of free wireless internet.
http://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-news-from-elsewhere-33426338
Mt. Fuji is already a tourist trap, Snowdon has a Railway and a cafe on the summit, Everest is just as bad these days except for the more wealthy and adventurous tourist. Any other peaks like this?
How to you feel about the commercialization and casualization of these once wild places so that access is more open and available to a greater number of people who might never have climbed otherwise? Do you think the introduction of wi-fi is a step too far? Will you be uploading your summit selfie to share with the World?
>Japan: Free wi-fi for Mount Fuji climbers
>Climbers tackling Japan's highest mountain will soon able to stay connected thanks to the introduction of free wireless internet.
http://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-news-from-elsewhere-33426338
Mt. Fuji is already a tourist trap, Snowdon has a Railway and a cafe on the summit, Everest is just as bad these days except for the more wealthy and adventurous tourist. Any other peaks like this?
How to you feel about the commercialization and casualization of these once wild places so that access is more open and available to a greater number of people who might never have climbed otherwise? Do you think the introduction of wi-fi is a step too far? Will you be uploading your summit selfie to share with the World?
