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emmett guzman
he used to run yqh group buys and then became a yqh distributor. his website: https://yangqinghao.com/

i ended up going last minute. emmett was there. he had a YQH booth!

not sure exactly what info you're looking for, but i am not thrilled with phpBB in general, and i had to implement something myself to get basic image uploading to be not-terrible. images smaller than about 256K are stored untouched, so my auto-rotation thing won't even trigger on such images. v2 of...

fyi, the .gif image format isn't really for reproducing photographs. it's for animations or sometimes logos (but png is better for logos).

you'll get much better image quality and lower filesize if you use .jpg

i understand that these types of assignments exist that encourage outreach, and i am sympathetic. i've had to do plenty of nonsense in my day to make grades (especially in gen ed courses). however, i do not believe that this benefits the online tea community , and the survey is not even well thought...

lol, what's with the PDFs?

nice cup btw

welcome

i think your options may be to either roll the dice and keep using it or use it as a decoration only.

i'd just keep using it for tea.

i have not done such a tour but am watching with interest

Bummer. Which shops have you asked? Many have old stock. Surprised nothing can be found

i assume that you want 0% humidity, so no boveda. idk

welcome to the forum. this is a vendor's thread though.

if you have tea purchasing advice, maybe sharing in another thread would be more helpful/respectful?

do you remember if it was always like that from day 1?

i use mine infrequently but haven't noticed the refills tasting different than the first fill of the tea session.

It turns out that you can't stack coupons, at least for this sale. However, I got a nice selection of FF and SF Darjeelings for around US$100. Looking forward to the Arya and Castleton offerings! i'm only aware of SECF23 , but it is possible to get more savings if you're a repeat customer. like you...

welcome, Sarah