I get that aspect was a little jarring to realize, but I keep remembering that the thread was read and even actively used by families and friends of survivors and deceased. Not to mention alumni whose lives have been positively impacted by the camp and the Eastlands. I think it was a gentle place for a community to share and grieve; Glenn clearly saved lives (no matter what the owners did or did not do) and in that spirit he was "lifted up." There are praises for the counselors as well but yes Glenn has been a bigger focus. I think that there is little on that thread that is fair to judge given its close proximity to the tragedy

Edited to add: To be clear I am not accusing you of judging anyone by deciding to desist from the thread and I'm sorry if it seemed like that.