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I didn't mean to put salt on a open wound, i was just curious about the current status
No wounds, just ask where people might know the answer. You wouldn't ask people in Seattle what the current weather is in Atlanta.
It's fine, it's just odd to me why you'd ask people that are unlikely to know. It gets asked fairly regularly and I always find it strange.
I mean, there are likely a significant number of people on here that still browse reddit. It's not such a crazy thing to think.
I think OP should just look for himself if he's curious though.
Or, just ask over there, where there are millions of people who can easily give a thorough and complete breakdown with minimal effort. Instead of asking here for the 80th time in the past month, always to the same, very incomplete answers, because we don't lurk there like we used to.
That would make more sense.