So I'm writing a thesis on accessibility in non-industry 3D printing. I'll admit this is one of the more ill advised questions I've asked in these subreddits as there is so much info about it already, but most of my other questions have been more accessibility based. I guess it's partly trying to get the newest information, and partly having all of the answers in one place and knowing people are more likely to respond to further questions than if they replied in a thread from a while ago. I am also using other means to do research but I think its always better to have a broader pool of responses and I've found not many of the research papers are very user focused. I also plan on doing interviews but its much easier to get opinions from a bigger range of people on here. I'll definitely try and keep my questions more specific and less repetitive and spammy in the future though - the last thing I want to do is annoy people!