Hi Drop team, would it be possible to order the Drop + The Lord of the Rings™ Dwarven CSTM80 Keyboard, but get the Training Dwarvish keycaps replaced with the Hardcore Dwarvish keycaps? So basically CSTM80 build with Hardcore Dwarvish and Durin’s Forge keycaps? Thank you.

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First and foremost, I think that it should be said right out of the gate that you are entitled to do whatever you want to do on your own behalf and this article is not a provocation to fight with you about your decisions. However, in my pursuit of wanting to cover as many topics about switches as I possibly can, I realize I have not yet covered ‘switch harvesting’, one of the practices that I’m becoming less favorable towards as the years go on. Rather than trying to cover the history of this in a not so unbiased fashion, I figure I might as well try and convince you all as to why I feel this way about this process. After all, you’ve read my opinions more than once before on this website… In the earliest days of the custom mechanical keyboard hobby, years which start around 2008 and span to 2012, the vast majority of custom keyboards were built using switches had already had previous lives in other keyboards. Given that there were few if any switch manufacturers selling switches...