Originally Posted by
Hypno Toad
You quoted my post: Not an 'enthusiast' - I am an advocate. There is a significant difference.
And posted:
This is not a legal form, I am using the dictionary to define and differentiate these terms ... a quick search gives the following definitions:
Advocate:
Enthusiast:
By donating and volunteer with Our Streets, Minnetonka Mountain Bike Advocates, Bike Cops for Kids, Free Bikes for Kids, and many other local bike organizations ... that qualifies the Toad as an advocate. OTOH, a dentist that spends $10k on the newest bike every spring, that's an enthusiast.
I hope that clears it up that these two words do have definitions and aren't simply self-applied. And if you find it challenging to define terms in the future, simply copy the troubling word and paste it the googles
I honestly have no idea what you are talking about.
They are self applied. The Queen didn't have you kneel before her and put a sword to your shoulder while knighting you an 'advocate'.
And neither of those terms gives you any credence to insert yourself into an accident scene of strangers.