radostin04

Hopefully they run passenger service on the line too - it can be an immense help to the rural areas in much of Africa

I don’t entirely agree with this - there are many places accross the world where public transit stops at wilderness locations to allow people to access them without a car. It’s a matter of making sure that you can’t have any “development” around the transit stop.

Unfortunately, there are many people still on Reddit. I predict that this is going to be like the Twitter migration, where more and more people join alternatives with every bad decision the company makes