To cap off what appears to be a week ear-marked for borderline off-topic discussion, I wanted to show you what I finally managed to get this week. A lot of you who have been visiting for quite some time will understand exactly why this is significant.

This post is going to be the end of the discussion (at least as posts go, the comments section is fair game). Rather than reply to each comment on my previous post within the comments section, I wanted to dedicate a separate post to this for a couple of reasons. One, because I appreciated the time each and every one of you took to reply–especially you first-time commenters–and wanted others to recognize your efforts as well, because you deserve it. Two, because I wanted to clarify my position and tie …

There’s going to be nothing of educational value in this post, so most of you will probably skip it. And I wouldn’t blame you in the slightest. This is going to be precisely the type of post that, if it were written by anyone else and appeared in my feed reader, I would “Mark as Read” without a second thought. Most of you will no doubt do the same. For those of you who do actually read this post, my apologies.

I recently found an email on my personal account, in the spambox (I check it now and then in case something legitimate got caught) that made me giggle and shake my head and I thought I’d share it with all of you.

Just a quick note to let folks know that our second issue of The Hunter’s Mark Newsletter is going out today, so if you haven’t already, head over to the newsletter page to check out a quick overview of what you’ll find in each issue and subscribe. This month’s issue covers many of the changes in the latest content patch, as well as some strategy guides for the new instances, guides to the new gear available and other goodies.

I asked this question on Twitter a while back, but didn’t get much feedback (aside from a couple nice back-pats that, while appreciated, didn’t tell me much). I realize that’s likely my own fault. While our Twitter account does have a respectable following, it’s certainly not where our primary audience hangs out. (And you’re totally missing out on some completely random gems there, people. Hint, hint.) Anyway, I thought I’d throw the question out there again to see what I get back.

The Hunter’s Mark has officially been a black mark on the landscape of the internet for three years! I kid, I kid.

Two days ago, The Hunter’s Mark had it’s third birthday, and we’d like to invite all of you to help us celebrate!