This could work if they try and make groups a prominent part of the system. I think that was the one thing that most people don't want to lose is their groups that they have been using for years and years.
Yes, they have their problems of being echo chambers, but hey also help for local communities getting together and doing really amazing things. Cycling is one of those that I've seen.
Worst firelighters ever. Super expensive, smelled really bad, and I lost three fingers.
@nil Same with SoonFire™ batteries... Like how soon?
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www.soonfire.comThe funny thing is, there are half a million Chinese-made "Fire" brands.
But I think this is one of the less bad ones. It's still not exactly a Panasonic or something though... I found most of their 18650 batteries to be ~2000mAh which was... basic, but at least not actively bad. (For scale, average from decent 18650s is probably something like 2600.) Talking about actual capacity there, not advertised or outside of normal voltage ranges, etc. They also lied about capacity a bit less than the others did. (I'm surprised they don't advertise them as being in the millions by now at this point, lol.) Not sure about their 123A batteries though. Those are even trickier to get anything decent.