I don't know much about your area at all, so I can't speak for people down there...At our local city council meetings, it seemed to be more ANTZ at work more than anything else. The people who were allowed to speak repeated the same misinfo that we always hear about...e-cigs are after our children, it's just as bad as smoking, there's antifreeze in it, there's poison in it, etc. That's what I saw at the one meeting I attended, and I read the same

in some of my local papers.
To me it just doesn't make
sense that BT is behind all of that when they're getting into the market. I'm sure it's possible, but that wasn't my impression.
EDIT: It also doesn't help that the NY Times keeps running
opinion pieces instead of educational journalism that presents the majority of the vetted research. The Times and other well-regarded (meaning often quoted) news outlets keep repeating the same

from the same, old, out-dated, and disproven "studies." It's maddening! At least the piece linked here gives both sides of the discussion a voice, however...that doesn't often happen in the larger media outlets, so I guess that is
some sign of progress...
Sorry for ranting on a fun
thread...