I certainly wouldn’t reject the new material/product out-of-hand. I’m almost always interested in seeing the improvement, new or better use of a renewable resource, etc. But, I wouldn’t be too quick to jump on the bandwagon either. It is for them to prove their products and manufacturing methods, to show that their products meet the needs and life expectancy of their intended uses. Over the last 20 years or so, we have seen a lot of new junk brought to market, without sufficient testing, history and thought about the details, just to gain market share, and then in 3-5 years it is falling off the bldg. and the company is out of business.