NurseBetty wrote:
I was thinking about this as we traveled on our annual vacation...so many times you pull into a campground and are confronted with a multitude of signs telling you what you Can't Do...as opposed to a warm, welcoming feeling.
A bit off topic here.
I'm not a fan of the: Nope, Stop, Keep out, Wrong, Not allowed, NO signage.
I used to arrive at work and walk down the hallway to an industrial area.
The hall was littered with signs forbidding this, cautioning about that, pointing blame on all who entered.
This used to put me in a really bad mood and the day hadn't begun yet.
I came to find out that it bothered many others and caused a retaliatory attitude.
Perhaps the in your face, even before you do anything display causes people to disrespect the obvious.
