Don't know why I didn't think of that earlier. Added it to mine too!
Like I said a couple of pages back, this thread is a boon. Appreciate you maintaining.
Sad people can't add their cars because they're lazy, but I think the work you have done so far has been incredibly important for the 10th gen community. I know my civic would still be stock and slow if it weren't for finding this thread. I'm a statistics guy and this was exactly what I needed to give me the go ahead to start working on my car and learning more about them. I salute you Mr. Gtman.
It is much slower here than it was a couple years back. Lots of the old members who contributed a great deal have since moved on
This spreads further out into the internet, too. Gone are the days of niche, publicly hosted forums with incredibly dedicated members in the dozens to hundreds to thousands, depending. Everyone now expects to be able to get their answer from a quick search for a Reddit post (don't even get me started on Reddit). But it is nice to know that there are still places for people who give enough of a damn, and that there's a good core community who attracts new members despite everything else.
I like to think r/CivicX (No relation) is sophisticated enough to answer quick questions. Work is put in to ensure it doesn't devolve into anything resembling the Facebook groups. There is the occasional "heckler" but those are swiftly dealt with.
I will say that the stuff I've seen on that sub when researching has generally been informative and respectful. My issues lie more with Reddit both as a company and an idea than any individuals, although "Reddit brain" certainly makes its rounds.
