No way anyone would get sued for compiling the info, but I wonder how helpful it would really be. The info of "which charter outfits had documented issues on social media" isn't super helpful without knowing how many issues go unreported on social media and how many charters each outfit turns over per year. To use Moorings as an example, they will almost certainly have more issues than most even if they happen to them at a lower frequency just due to the huge number of charters they put out there every year.



And yeah-I'd wager that it's far fewer than even a quarter of all Moorings customers who are aware or care that Moorings doesn't own the boat and I'm not sure it matters at all. To consumers Moorings is no different than Marriott or Disney or whatever. That is who they deal with from reservation to check-out. I say this as someone who owns a live aboard boat and is considering putting it into charter for next season.