It seems odd that the temporary permission was for only 3 days. These people lost their source of income and are trying to make do until those who are in power get their bleep together. It also gave the visitors more options.

As far as the "issue": I'm not there, but from what I've read from those who are.
Club O asked some au naturel people to move down. This would help "protect" them from the gawkers & picture takers, as there isn't the security necessary to do that. We have spent many days on the Club Orient beach - both as visitors and guests - and have always been welcoming to most cruisers (the non-gawkers). The club explained their position on their FB page, and further stated that their entire beach is c/o.

Oh yeah - Go Eagles.