E-cigarette use and popularity is on the rise, but smoking an
e-cig (known as vaping) is not yet so common that if you pull
one out, those around you will know what it is or what you're
doing sucking on a stick with a blue light.   Currently, there
aren't many laws in effect that regulate the use of
e-cigarettes. They've been known to blow up from time to time,
but it should be noted that it isn't the fault of the
e-cigarette if you match it with the wrong charger. France is
looking to ban them, Hong Kong has banned them outright, and in
the United States, California is looking to create similar laws
banning smoking e-cigs in the same places as regular
cigarettes.   All of this is fine and well; vape here, can't
vape there, but what the e-cigarette smoker really needs to
understand are the nine laws of “e-cigarettiquette” that come
along with the habit/hobby/addiction regardless of current
regulation.  These laws come from the two years of vaping
experience I've put under my belt as an e-cigarette user. I was