Just saying:
All the cloud competition threads I've seen consist of people talking about the event, the positives and negatives, the experience.
I've never seen any posts of people talking of .000000012 ohm coils (and I realize that's an exaggeration). Even people who post about coils that go beyond the amp limit usually get their fair share of berating/telling-off. So the community is servicing people by providing them with safety tips/insults to prevent a potential tragedy.
You have this implication that any clouds = unsafe clouds, or maybe that anyone who isn't you is doing it unsafely. I don't understand this. The majority of people producing clouds ARE informed about the safety aspects of it. Most people do realize that the amp limits of their batteries only allow for so low of an ohm build.
The people who come here and post about unsafe things get told in very plain English that what they're doing is unsafe. On Facebook, there's a larger audience, and the people who say, "This is unsafe," usually don't get heard (the "vocal minority" is a big thing in the vape community).
For the most part, I hope people come here with their unsafe builds. I want to hear about the ridiculous stress people are putting on their batteries. So I can tell them what they're doing is wrong, and that they're going to hurt themselves if they don't heed the warnings. This is the place where you CAN get told what you're doing is unsafe. Not Facebook, or Instagram, or YouTube. That's where people go to blow up batteries and have comments that say, "Haha now try and go lower!" (Although to be honest, even on YouTube videos where people are sub-ohming unsafely, they often get flamed to all-hell).
So idk man. I don't agree with your sentiment. The more unsafe vapers head here to tell us about their dumb builds, the more people will leave knowledgeable and safer. You can blow huge clouds and still be 100% safe about it.