From a recently begun thread:
A CPF member recently posted this:
"When someone moves your cheese, you can pretend they didn't, but it does not change the fact they have.
Lead, follow, or get out of the way.
I will see your link and raise you ..... https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/b...9780385483827/
https://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/candlepowerforums.com
https://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/budgetlightforum.com"
And while the book hints at great information, it is just shocking, and embarrassing that a member of such stature should then post what he has railed against for years: distorted presentation of data to skew perception for one's own aggrandizement. Presenting 30-day website traffic at a time of technical difficulty then comparing it with months of traffic (without interface issues) on another website was clearly impaired.
Looking at the numbers, it very probable that flashlight interest on social media is at an impressive high. And judging by flashlight sales, the news is even better I'll wager (figuratively).
Are quite a few longtime enthusiasts in something of a lull? Possibly, but for anyone to attempt a bestowal of wisdom here on this forum, trying to drag down other people's interest because things are not as thrilling as yesteryear for them personally? Well...
Let's hear what perceptions are out there. Images of food are OK.
Then Kestrel gets all dignified and noble
A CPF member recently posted this:
"When someone moves your cheese, you can pretend they didn't, but it does not change the fact they have.
Lead, follow, or get out of the way.
I will see your link and raise you ..... https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/b...9780385483827/
https://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/candlepowerforums.com
https://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/budgetlightforum.com"
And while the book hints at great information, it is just shocking, and embarrassing that a member of such stature should then post what he has railed against for years: distorted presentation of data to skew perception for one's own aggrandizement. Presenting 30-day website traffic at a time of technical difficulty then comparing it with months of traffic (without interface issues) on another website was clearly impaired.
Looking at the numbers, it very probable that flashlight interest on social media is at an impressive high. And judging by flashlight sales, the news is even better I'll wager (figuratively).
Are quite a few longtime enthusiasts in something of a lull? Possibly, but for anyone to attempt a bestowal of wisdom here on this forum, trying to drag down other people's interest because things are not as thrilling as yesteryear for them personally? Well...
Let's hear what perceptions are out there. Images of food are OK.
Then Kestrel gets all dignified and noble