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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Reynard" data-source="post: 3470177" data-attributes="member: 467">self edittingDragon and Dungeon were important to some people for a number of reasons.  Many started with it at the beginning of their days with the hobby.  Many continued to read it through years they didn't actually get to play, and made them feel connected to the hobby. You have absolutely no right to judge the appropriateness of their feelings at the loss of those magazines.The reason why this has been as emotional a response as it has been is because we don't have the information we need to feel secure that this was in any way a good decision my WotC.  Hopefully, we'll get that information relatively soon.  Hopefully, we'll get a decent explanation why Dragon and Dungeon had to get axed -- not brought back in house, not merged, not put on hiatus, but axed -- to support WotC's plan.self editting</blockquote>