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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mearls" data-source="post: 2444768" data-attributes="member: 697">It feels so strange to think about how quickly the years have gone by. I'll always remember the excitement that built up over the year between 3e's announcement and its release.EN World, and the excitement and buzz generated by Eric's original site, remind me of why I love working on D&D. D&D is so much more than a game - it's a social network, a bond that unites complete strangers from across the world, an experience that encourages imagination, thought, and fellowship. I think the world is a far better place with D&D in it than without it. To be a keeper of that flame is such a tremendous responsibility, but I wouldn't trade it for anything in the world.EN World has done a lot for me, both personally and professionally. I've linked up with some great gamers through this site (PirateCat, Adam Windsor; Jim, Bobby, and the rest of the guys from my old NH gaming group), and in many ways my professional reputation was helped alot by EN World. It's a great venue to talk to fellow gamers and DMs.You have a lot to be proud of, Eric. You started something that will forever be a part of D&D lore. Did you ever think it would grow to become anything like it did?</blockquote>