Thanks daddy cool.
It's good to fit parts for a riding style, like we have shorter stems, shorter frames, zero offset forks and straight bars. But, all these parts which I mentioned does try to create a new standard (all of these 'smaller' flatland parts will fit on any bmx) which can complicate the process of replacing parts in case you need to or just want to because you want something else.
I think that trying to create a new standard is a good thing because I personally like innovation, but only if it is really needed.
I totally forgot, I like to grab the fork legs in some back wheel tricks. with todays forks I can sometime grab until the middle or the end of the fork leg, it depends on the design of the fork and also the hub (fingers can get rubbed on the spokes when you grab from inside the fork leg).
So, I hope that when designing this fork they will take that into consideration.