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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by edblysard Chris... Dont blink! Daniel... You forgot the beginning of that section of the GCOR.... 1.6 Conduct Employees must not be: Careless of the safety of themselves or others Negligent Insubordinate Dishonest Immoral Quarrelsome or Discourteous Seems you left out the first few lines, most importantly the one about safety of themselves, and others...you fall into the "others" category. Negligent...means I can’t turn a blind eye to your trespassing. Insubordinate...I have a standing General Order to report any trespasser, any person acting suspicious, and any person taking photos of railroad equipment, tracks, bridges, structures and employees...guess I have no choice but to report you now, wouldn’t want to violate the GCOR and be insubordinate and ignore a General Order, would I... Ed[:D] [/quote] Dear Mr. Blysard, I am afraid that I must apologise for having posted in a hurry, and for not making my point clear. I do not intend to suggest that anybody wave the GCOR in the face of a railroader. What I meant is that if a railfan is treated by a railroad employee in a manner not becoming of a professional of the company, to get his or her name and other pertinent information, and to write a letter either to the railroad or to a newspaper. The public does not know sections 1.3 and 1.6 of the General Code of Operating Rules, so if a letter is written to a newspaper about exceeding discourtesy, they should be made aware of such facts. Once again, I DO NOT mean that a railfan should talk back to a railroader by quoting GCOR. If you were following your General Orders, and asked me to leave the property in a calm, professional manner, I will leave without hesitation. I understand that you have a job to do. You are a gentleman whose postings I have always respected, and if you will notice, in my topic, I said in the first line after "Hello everyone" that I was speaking of "mean employees." Sincerely, Daniel Parks
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