I'm disappointed Mr Ward, I thought you represented the party of personal accountability, and independence, I was wrong. Anybody dumb enough to stand at that cliffs edge, and not realize what a dangerous situation there putting themselves in is likely not intelligent enough to read. Anyone who actually jumps (which I have done dozens, if not hundreds of times), realizes the danger they are putting themselves in, and willingly partakes, that's the entire reason they're doing it. There is nothing wrong with that people, get over it. Some people push boundaries, and some times they pay the ultimate price, that's their choice in life. It is not your place to take that away from them. It's not your job to coddle the masses. And it certainly is not your job to further restrict the people's enjoyment of the natural world. Why do the few and far in between bad experiences, outweigh the thousands of amazing experiences and memories that people have enjoyed there over the same period of time.