Capt. Mooron wrote:

Oh Good Grief Rick... you are being argumentative for no reason... what
about the term "one way feed" don't you comprehend?
"This vessel is being routed to this track.... please advise any of your
fleet in the area that may cross the vessel's path as a safety
precaution"... and voila.. one way feed of info completed. Traffic has been
notified.

And just why in Hell do you think any shipping company would take the
time and expense to tell some non-existent yachtie agency what track one
of their ships might be on ... or might not depending on weather and
commercial interests?

Or conversely, if you think a shipping company is going to spend time
and money to contact some yachtie group to find out if there are any
sailboats along their vessel's route you really are nuts.

Don't try and forward some delusional idea that if a vessel needs
to be found... someone can't find it... there is an information highway and
those that are good at managing the logistics involved... get well paid.

If you know what vessel it is it might be located. If you believe there
might be some ship, owned by someone, operated by somebody, in the
vicinity of some location at some time I would love to know how you
propose to find out what the phone number of that unknown ship is.

I can assure you that steps were taken by B&Q's team to advise all marine
interests of her route and progress.

And just how can you assure me of that? Did her team know "all marine
interests" the owners of every little one-ship company that might have
had a ship on the sea and did call each one every day to provide them
all with updates?

Do you really believe what you have written, or is this some bizarre troll?

Rick