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Among the answers: "never ever ever," "my friend wandered Prom Dresses 2011 the hotel naked and drunk" (a paraphrase), "never," "never," "Asian hotels avoid this problem by having automatic do-not-disturb lights on when you're in the room" (a paraphrase), "twice," and "I've been caught in stairways occasionally by staff or guests with a willing companion while in an intermediate state of dress." One reader even suggested Cocktail Dresses hotel staff should wear digital video recorders just in case this sort of thing occurred. Unfortunately, none of this actually resolves the issue. So what should be done? Mr Drum has responded to Ms. McArdle's objections, and he cites blogger Belle Waring, who argues that it's pretty easy to tell whether an exposure is a mistake or an exhibition: You, as a woman, know when Gorgeous One Shoulder Long Chiffon Prom Dress being flashed vs. when you accidentally walk in on someone who hasnt heard your knock. Really. Big difference. A man showing you his penis on purpose has a certain way about him, lets just say. Do I really have to go there? This seems reasonable, but I can still see how mistakes might be made in rare cases. Thankfully, Mr Drum agrees, and suggests a weakening of his original "zero tolerance" policy: So how about this instead: Get reported once and Gorgeous Strapless A-line Prom Dress given a warning. My guess is that if you just forgot to deadbolt the door, you'll never forget again after that. Do it again and you're blacklisted for a couple of years. After all, everyone deserves a chance to turn over a new leaf. So let them back in after two years, but tell them that a third strike means they're banned for good. These suggestions are better than Mr Drum's initial plan. And as he notes, they would still pack a punch: can you imagine being banned from every hotel in the Marriott family?