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So let me preface this topic with a disclaimer that I am in no way making "light" of issues, problems and crashes that hobbyists have encountered.
I've seen many threads and posts over the years about hobbyists who's tanks had "crashed." Heck I've used the term myself before sadly. But many times I read about a tank crash I often wonder did it really crash, what does the owner mean by using the term crash and why did it happen. So I would like to hear from you!
So what is a "tank crash" and what does it mean to you? What justifies using the term? Is it a crash if it was initiated by lack of attention to the tank? Is it chemical? What is it to you?
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I've seen many threads and posts over the years about hobbyists who's tanks had "crashed." Heck I've used the term myself before sadly. But many times I read about a tank crash I often wonder did it really crash, what does the owner mean by using the term crash and why did it happen. So I would like to hear from you!
So what is a "tank crash" and what does it mean to you? What justifies using the term? Is it a crash if it was initiated by lack of attention to the tank? Is it chemical? What is it to you?
image via this thread