QUOTE(photowriter @ Dec 1 2005, 10:28 AM)
I know it's been discussed for a while now, I went back and read the other post. I don't want to dismiss it as a fake for one simple reason...IF YOU KEEP CALLING EVERY NEW VIDEO OR PHOTO A FAKE WITHOUT ANALYSIS, NO MORE VIDEOS OR PHOTOS WILL SURFACE! No one wants to be called a liar without evidence saying they are. Can't people just say it's inconclusive and be happy with that? Of course it won't prove bigfoot exists, it just adds fuel to the fire. I know that if I weren't sure what I had just filmed or photographed, and I read all of these posts BLASTING people for putting up their inconclusive photos, I wouldn't want to post mine.
Fair enough photowriter, I agree to some degree with your argument, but in the same way it is not good to take any fuzzy video and expect that anybody would consider it the real deal an time and resources would be turn into determine the validity of the blobsquatch. In my personal case I am not a researcher neither want to be one, but I have interest in the topic so being just a simple enthusiast and not an expert in any way or form I tend to be highly skeptical of hoaxes and scams. So in my point of view, even if this or any
fuzzy videos (a.k.a. blobsquatches) are from real Bigfoots they don't prove much (to me at least) as any reliable evidence that might make a diference in understanding or finding this animal so I don't see what will you really gain in waisting too much time and effort on them. If the video shows some good details and further research on it would yield something significant (like the P/G film) then it makes sense to spend time and resources investigating the footage.
There is nothing wrong to call a blobsquatch a blobsquatch!!! Being from the real deal or not....
Again my own point of view