EV charging

Tesla went hard building charging stations. They picked their own connection style, made a lot of patents open, and built a ton of chargers.

No one else did.

Now Tesla is winning the EV charging format conflict.

Sounds like the way things should go. Hopefully, their no-dealership model wins as well.

P.S. I guess I’m not against dealerships. I’m against haggling. I want click online, get a price, and be done. I don’t want to come in and get a price. I don’t want to go back and forth, agree on a price, to later discover fifty different ways dealerships describe their tacked on fees. I’m not against dealers making profit, but I want it laid out, clearly, up front in an email. If car A costs $Xk or $X+1k, I want that in writing!

And I can’t get that unless I buy a car from a company with a direct sales model. So down with dealerships.

‘Read an article that said tacked-of-fees work for retailers. Good on them. I’ll go to other retailers.

Formatting

I’m updating individual chapter posts and my working files.

Going through in order of my working files, so out of numerical order, I’m adding a ‘Previous’ and ‘Next’ tag to each post of TiH with appropriate links. All chapters are now linked in the ‘Fiction’ text box, and in general you can click to any of them via the calendar. TiH updates Wednesdays and Fridays, and has for a while.

With regards to working files, I’m organizing and simplifying, but hopefully that will all happen backstage.