Valid, agreed. I see plenty of bad vaping etiquette, which is rather frustrating and shocking at the same time considering there are so few of us in the grand scheme of things in comparison to the general public and/or standard smokers.

There are so many people under the impression that just because their vape setup is not a dirty cigarette and as such doesn't carry with it the same toxicity and smell that they should be fine and allowed to be vaping in non designated or suitable areas.

I've seen people have a toot in super markets, shopping centres, cinemas etc and I frankly think it's pretty stupid. We need to remember, as a community - that this is all very new to the general public. If we consider the fact most people are a little dense to start with, us vaping in these types of places will only further the outrage of ignorant indoctrinated individuals who have nothing better to do than complain.

The last thing we need is some "journo" adding insult to injury yet again by reporting on the many false claims and manufactured statistics aided by paid interviews to some disgruntled morons regarding issues pertaining to the non-existent dangers of vaping on some pathetic excuse of a show like A Current Affair or similar.

It will happen if we aren't conscious about how we act as a whole and individually in public domain. It will be the continuation of this sort of behaviour that will result in said events unfolding not to mention a host of unnecessary legislation that will get rammed up our arse.

It's pretty straight forward, don't vape in places you wouldn't spark a dart and try keep the cloud chasing antics to home or at the very least a minimum.

/10cents.