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Perhaps I should ask whether you think that horsecarts are long-dead as a mode of transportation. They're still legal, and one can still purchase horses, carts
by fredkbloggs 11y ago
Perhaps I should ask whether you think that horsecarts are long-dead as a mode of transportation. They're still legal, and one can still purchase horses, carts, tack, etc. But no more than a handful of people use them on any given day. To me, they're long-dead: still historically instructive, but not economically relevant. Klout is in the same bucket.
- Mz 11y agoThank you. That's a helpful reply. However, I gave up my car years ago and mostly walk everywhere. I occasionally take public transit. Also, I cannot find a supporting article, but my understanding is that horse and cart are still used to help harvest maple sugar because heavy vehicles like modern trucks would crush the tree roots and thereby damage or kill the trees. So, Klout is dead. Long live Klout. I shall see if it does any good for me.
- DonHopkins 11y agoAt least horsecarts had their day, and took millions of people for a ride to their destination. Klout tried to take people for a ride, but nobody would hitch their wagon to them, because it was horse shit.