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Hello MassivelyOP

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I knew they’d be back. :) The web site isn’t live yet but it’s going in my feed reader the second it does.

I was really honored to see my page mentioned on the last Massively post. Thanks guys!

Reading over all of the finale posts on Massively this past week reminded me of something I forgot to mention in my earlier post, which was that all of the contributors are really top-notch writers, too.

One other thing: Somewhere amid all of the discussion of the Massively shutdown, I saw someone remark that they could just as easily get all of their MMORPG news from the blogosphere. (I can’t remember where I saw it to give credit.) Whoever that was, you’d be doing yourself a huge disservice looking for news here because I am terrible at that.

UPDATE: MassivelyOP Kickstarter and Web Page.

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Jaedia 2015-02-05T07:50:18Z I think that may have been Sigtric on Twitter, maybe. :) It’s more a feeling that everybody discusses the things important to us as a whole somewhere, so reading blogs, you get a good feel for the gaming news.

UltrViolet 2015-02-05T14:34:19Z Ohhh, okay that makes sense. I missed the context.

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