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2010 September 08, Wednesday
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Editor’s Blog Archive

2010 February 28: Here We Are

Those of you who have been playing close attention may have noticed new content appearing over the last couple months, after well over a year since our last new story in the beginning of 2008.

Despite the long absence and lack of updates, the site has continued to grow with thousands of readers each month. Quite a stunning number!

What you are seeing is our new layout and design, just released, though it has been under development for about two years. However, it is only in the past few months that development really kicked into gear.

We have also added new features with more to come. I had hoped to have all the new features ready by now, but, alas, such will not be the case. We will, however, roll these out over the next couple weeks, assuming we don’t run into any difficulties.

New content will be appearing soon and there will be a notice when we begin accepting new submissions again. My apologies to all those who have unanswered submissions here. Though many of you likely assumed that either I or the site was dead, instead, it has been on a rather long hiatus. I look forward to getting in touch with all of our authors once again.

That about sums things up for the relaunch. I hope you enjoy the new look!

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Dan C. Rinnert: Or show two dates. A thread-started date and a last post date...
Posted on 21 June 2010 at 01:01 AM

Lawrence Richards: Perhaps the date column in the forums could show the date of the last post instead of the first.
Posted on 20 June 2010 at 12:17 AM

Dan C. Rinnert: The forums are complete! All that's left is background stuff and testing.
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Dan C. Rinnert: Testing a change to the Rundown.
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