Lawv qhov kev pabcuam yog cawm tib neeg tawm hauv hiav txwv-thiab lawv ua qhov no dawb kiag li. Cov neeg tsis tas yuav mus ntsib RNLI lub vev xaib kom tau txais kev cawmdim, yog li kuv xav muab lawv 5 cov ntsiab lus, tab sis kuv yuav muab lawv 4 tsuas yog kom tib neeg paub tias lawv muaj trackers (thiab tej zaum tshaj tawm) ntawm lawv lub vev xaib. Txij li thaum lawv cov kev pabcuam yog feem ntau tawm hauv hiav txwv (thiab tsis yog online), Kuv xav hais tias nws yog pub dawb.

3 blocks for the several trackers (and possible ads) that I see on their website. Their service is indeed trade-free, but their service is also their website through which they can get help, provide education, contact and so forth. They should remove these trackers!

Their philosophy is “to provide our lifesaving service using volunteers wherever possible, with voluntary donations supplying the funds needed to do so” and they saved more than 100.000 lives since 1824. On top of that they run educational programs where they “explain the risks and share safety knowledge with anyone going out to sea or to the coast”. They even work internationally. So it seems like they don’t do all that to make a profit or because they want to get anything in return. But because they just want to save people. That seems like a great example of a trade-free service.