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For example because it makes traffic more cyclist friendly if there are more cyclists. And generally people want other people to use what they're using (e.g. pr
by jules 17y ago
For example because it makes traffic more cyclist friendly if there are more cyclists. And generally people want other people to use what they're using (e.g. programming languages, text editors).
- potatolicious 17y ago> And generally people want other people to use what they're using (e.g. programming languages, text editors). Well, I think in this case you can compare the cycling community (in some places) to the Ruby community. They want everyone to ride fixies (or whatever the trend du jour would be), and if you dare suggest that your needs are better satisfied by some other solution, they will tear you apart with great enthusiasm.