Not a request or a complaint, more like a whinge 
And it's unlikely anyone doing this will see this post, so might as well get it off my chest...
Can people please stop creating threads for "new" supercharger sites which have absolutely zero content apart from "this pin appeared on the Tesla map as coming soon". Yes, hundreds of pins appeared there, none of them really provide any additional useful information though!
I used to browse "recent threads" as an easy way to skim through and see new sites. That feature has become useless in the last couple of days.
There are several good threads for generic speculation discussions:
General: Tesla Supercharger network
USA:
Superchargers in Southern California (location speculation)
Superchargers in Northern California (location speculation)
Michigan Supercharger Locations
Texas Supercharger Locations
New Colorado Superchargers (new thread)
Northwest US supercharger updates (new thread)
2018 New England Super Chargers
North Dakota Superchargers
Nevada Superchargers (old-ish)
Ohio Superchargers (old-ish)
Maryland Superchargers
Arizona Superchargers
Canada:
Western Canada Superchargers
Mid-Canada Superchargers
Eastern Canada Superchargers
Atlantic Canada Superchargers
Rest-of-world:
UK Supercharger Site News
Superchargers in Nederland (NL)
https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/superchargers-in-belgium-b.36142
https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/superchargers-in-australia.34978
https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/superchargers-in-new-zealand.41233
https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/tesla-superchargers-in-uae.86021
https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/テスラ-スーパーチャージャー-japanese-superchargers.40887
(old-ish) = has not been active for some time but contains a lot of posts
(new thread) = only just created in the last couple of days, may be an existing thread that I haven't found
Please share any other threads I've missed!
Credit goes to @ecarfan and the California forum for excellent moderation, keeping all of their SC discussion threads on-topic, relevant, informative and helpful to readers! Their guidelines are here: https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/from-the-moderator-guidelines-for-this-sub-forum.111281/
And it's unlikely anyone doing this will see this post, so might as well get it off my chest...Can people please stop creating threads for "new" supercharger sites which have absolutely zero content apart from "this pin appeared on the Tesla map as coming soon". Yes, hundreds of pins appeared there, none of them really provide any additional useful information though!
I used to browse "recent threads" as an easy way to skim through and see new sites. That feature has become useless in the last couple of days.
There are several good threads for generic speculation discussions:
General: Tesla Supercharger network
USA:
Superchargers in Southern California (location speculation)
Superchargers in Northern California (location speculation)
Michigan Supercharger Locations
Texas Supercharger Locations
New Colorado Superchargers (new thread)
Northwest US supercharger updates (new thread)
2018 New England Super Chargers
North Dakota Superchargers
Nevada Superchargers (old-ish)
Ohio Superchargers (old-ish)
Maryland Superchargers
Arizona Superchargers
Canada:
Western Canada Superchargers
Mid-Canada Superchargers
Eastern Canada Superchargers
Atlantic Canada Superchargers
Rest-of-world:
UK Supercharger Site News
Superchargers in Nederland (NL)
https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/superchargers-in-belgium-b.36142
https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/superchargers-in-australia.34978
https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/superchargers-in-new-zealand.41233
https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/tesla-superchargers-in-uae.86021
https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/テスラ-スーパーチャージャー-japanese-superchargers.40887
(old-ish) = has not been active for some time but contains a lot of posts
(new thread) = only just created in the last couple of days, may be an existing thread that I haven't found
Please share any other threads I've missed!
Credit goes to @ecarfan and the California forum for excellent moderation, keeping all of their SC discussion threads on-topic, relevant, informative and helpful to readers! Their guidelines are here: https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/from-the-moderator-guidelines-for-this-sub-forum.111281/
