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My apologies I did have a look at the recent threads but must have missed the relevant one.

Second all the good advice about a second battery. I only finally got off the smokes when I invested in back ups.

Should have been WHO; actually should have been WHOres. That is what they are.

Is it just me but some days all my mods will leak and give no vapour. I can change batteries; rewick; change juice etc and still get no satisfaction. Tuesday I was desperate.

Others days like yesterday and today I seem to be able to do anything and it all works. e.g. just randomly snipped off almost all the wick in my previously leaking Kayfun/Kato and there is no stopping it; flavour; vapour; long battery life etc everything cannot put it down.
Built an edgy wick coil for my LUXE hybrid and that is 'smoking' as well  i.e. no silica; no cotton wool; but mesh wrapped round 1mm of twisted wire with 16 wraps of .4 kanthal.  Gorgeous. Smoking never worked like this.

I have over 34,000 posts on one long running forum; mind I have been posting there for 14 years. There are some on there with over 100,000 posts.

If I could agree with that basically but suggest there is no need for any total legal ban. Shops; employers etc will in most cases ban vaping anyway. It leaves room for anyone who actually wants to attract vapers to their premises i.e. vaping cafes and shops free to do so. Some pubs may want to promote themselves as vape friendly I think they should have the option. Most will not no doubt and that is OK too.

I think we have become too keen to see legislation as the answer when a bit of common sense is all that is needed.

It would be easy enough to get such a result and for it to be very misleading.
i.e. Lets say 50% of smokers have had at least one or two tokes on an e-cig; possible someone elses but no more; They are asked in a survey 'have you used an e-cig' answer yes; they get put down as an e-cig user. Then 'did it help you stop smoking' answer 'No' obviously.
Even if everyone who has seriously tried to use an e-cig has been successful they would still be a small percentage of half of all smokers (just under 10% of all adults in the country).
Unless one knows precisely what questions where asked and what methods where used these research results are meaningless; indeed they are often still meaningless although then one can see why. Fodder for the gullible.