So you put GH on the hobby side and Reddit on culture? Sorry if I got your post wrong.

My experience with Reddit is that there is an awful gatekeeping. Don't you dare to post something that is not a perfectly done shelf piece, made only for looks.

Yes, that's my understanding too. I'm not sure if it's the different communities or the style of communication, but I find fora like geekhack for more amenable to longer conversations. To me, r/mk feels like window shopping or showing off perfectly polished boards. There's a time and a place for that, don't get me wrong, but it's not where I instinctively reach for keyboard content.

anyone get their set from Vala yet?

I'm trying to find a southpaw keyboard like the Kangaroo (but not $500). I was going to settle with the Keychron Q12 (blue version), but damned if I can find one. Amazon is totally sold out and my local (Dallas) Microcenter only carries it in black.

Any suggestions? Thanks.

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