> Ask yourself: Could this website have been written anytime in the last 8 years? No? It was authorized by the IRA, which was only passed in 2022. > Given whe

> Ask yourself: Could this website have been written anytime in the last 8 years? No? It was authorized by the IRA, which was only passed in 2022. > Given where we are now, the stat I gave, and that only a small number of people are mourning something important speak to my point? I mean, I wouldn't expect regular users to mourn anything until tax season rolls around next year and people find the tool is missing; even still, I actually have seen a lot of people mad about this, not that it matters. And I still think 16% growth after months of reporting about it getting shut down isn't bad.