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So, I was asked to do a write up on some of the more drastic changes for FE.

Here

And some of the responses have been interesting. I'm about to do a round of editing (adding more safety stuff and warnings). If you see anything I utterly screwed up/want added - do let me know and I'll change/add it :)

The most hilarious comment thus far started off with:

fuel economy forum
vegan recipes
green home improvement
honda gas mileage

Huge props on that page. I couldn't stop reading once I started.

I think you displayed a huge sense of tact and met oncoming comments perfectly.

I love it, and I bookmarked it. Theres sooo many ppl who just don't know the essentials!

Hey I recognize the car in some of those pics! ;)

I agree that you handled the comments with tact & diplomacy. It's a good thing that commenting requires registration; if it were wide open, I suspect you'd be working full time replying to objections & misinformation!

Nice write-up. Somewhere else to point newbies looking for an overview.

It really varies.... The user with the most page views has a lot of projects that 14 year old wanna be pyro's dream of.

But there's a decent amount of adults around too (they come out when projects geared towards them are published -- like how to make concrete counter tops and such).

Tell me about it :p

Honestly, I don't see an article like this being too successful when someone stumbles across it. Information like this is only useful when the person seeks it out compared to a unprovoked presentation. People are typically just too set in their ways :/ But, perhaps it will get some of the kids without driver's licenses at the moment to think about it :thumbup:

It's just the kind of thing that gets picked up by other sites like AutoBlogGreen or Treehugger. The readership that would follow their link would be more suited.