What is pertinent is the violation itself, not the reporters motivation. If one focuses on the reasons for reporting, they are blame shifting and moving the issue away from the violation to the existing process of reporting.
The "issue" is the violation. The focus (if any) needs to be why are owners violating, not why are people reporting.
And what is inconsequential to you, may not be to another person.
[QUOTE=Martian;1679518]It depends.
Proponents are suggesting that the reasons for reporting are always altruistic and that is not true. I haven't been here long, but I have driven through a lot of TV. There are some violations, but almost all at inconsequential.
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