Stop gatekeeping blacksmithing based on fuel type.
I see folks online saying projects made with propane forges aren't real. This snobby view pushes beginners away and misses the good points of new tools. Why can't we look at how good the work is, not how it was made?
What specific rules are these gatekeepers even using, like saying you need a certain brand of drill to be a real woodworker? I've seen folks get weirdly snobby about Japanese saws vs. regular hand saws, which just feels like making up problems.