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I hear you, but my contention is this: splicing has been part of the rigging trade since it started. Part of every rigging task is inspecting and choosing proper rigging, so anytime something goes wrong it's supposed to be on the guy doing the actual rigging, unless the rigging manufacturer...

Why would you delete the thread?

I have wondered about that as well, and if there's a way to become "certified" to perform certain splices. And i also wonder if your general liability would cover it, especially if you called your insurance guy and made sure in writing. It's a sad day for rigging, but I'm afraid lawyers have...