The site pulls in an analytics script from the domain `route.run`.
Going to route.run redirects to routeshuffle.com.
routeshuffle.com/about :
Made by a teenager
I'm Riley Walz, a distance runner from New York. I made Routeshuffle to help
with my summer training in high school.
Not only is the credit card form not actually hosted by Stripe even though it says it is, this isn't from an "experimental product studio in New York", it's a random teenager from New York that just slurped up your credit card info.
Haha, I was on the other end of this call around 2004-2005. Someone had a nice portfolio of iconography, UX constructs, etc., and I reached out to commission a theme for our software.
She had to ask her parents for permission because it turned out she was 15. I had to talk to her mom and convince her that we were an actual company trying to hire their daughter.
We used that theme for the life of the product, though!
I feel like this sort of broad-brush can be applied to almost all communities larger than a trivial size. Guns, cars, collectibles.
There are pockets of elitism where people are comfortable in their insular group and use it as a status symbol. But there are plenty of welcoming subgroups; it's just that they may take a little digging.
For keyboards, RGBKB, customMK, and Zenclack have been some of my favorite little Discord communities.
The site pulls in an analytics script from the domain `route.run`.
Going to route.run redirects to routeshuffle.com.
routeshuffle.com/about :
Not only is the credit card form not actually hosted by Stripe even though it says it is, this isn't from an "experimental product studio in New York", it's a random teenager from New York that just slurped up your credit card info.