I completely agree that pretending to be someone you are not is not right. But that is not the case here. I am no tandem master. The previous post I made was based on a conversation I had with an experienced skydiver. I had seen the story on CNN and was eager to offer any insight I had gained to this forum. If there is any misrepresentation it would lie there--in the fact that I wrote something based on experience I did not have. But I suspect this is not an uncommon occurance in any field.
As for the more recent post--I am understand that the photo represents a dangerous situation. I know that without having done any jumps. The question I had is that I am just unsure how dangerous it is, how this sitatuion could be allowed to happen, and if I should consider doing a tandem at this dropzone. I deeply apologize if I confused or offended anyone here. I think you also need to be careful about jumping to conclusions. I will remove my initial post if it is not conducive to starting a helpful discussion. But if it does raise any important issues, then perhaps we can raise those issues now.