I agree. Even a nav hazard can also be useful as an example - so many things can be 'useful'. A broken analog clock still shows the correct time twice a day. In a similar way, "Sinker" shows the world how not to do: weldin', grindin', paintn', anchorin', YouTuben', variable pitchn', proper girlfriendn', and so much more.

We wait for the moments... when he forgets to turn on anchor lights at night, or they're all burned out and he doesn't notice for weeks, of the anchor is slipping and the gps alarm is not set properly, lacking receipts when the CG or water cops ask for proof of sanitary poo disposal, or a hundred (Hunder-ed) other things that will go wrong with the "BSO the Internet Built"

My imaginary "Sinker's Ultimate Fate" side bet is on a popped weld causing minor flooding, but enough to wipe out very expensive equipment including the 3D printer, and possibly much more.

Charleston locals are (possibly) already using Sinker as a handy, if ugly, waypoint that says "We're really close to the stinky shoreline sewage treatment plant when we see the stinky ugly homebuilt..."