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<blockquote data-quote="Soulmage" data-source="post: 270846" data-attributes="member: 5403">Site RedesignMorrus, don't be afraid to change the name.&nbsp; You've got such a huge user base that within two weeks everybody will be using the new name like it was always the name of the site.&nbsp; Might I suggest that if you're redesigning the site &quot;from the ashes&quot; you incorporate &quot;Phoenix&quot; into the name somehow?While history is a good thing, things change (especially websites).&nbsp; In fact, web sites HAVE to continue to evolve if they're going to stay vibrant and alive.&nbsp; This is natural and good.Remember all those nay sayers who loudly and vociferously exclaimed against 3E saying it wasn't needed, and it was just a ploy to scam gamers out of money?&nbsp; We don't hear much from those folks these days.&nbsp; New is a good thing.&nbsp; Look at what &quot;new&quot; has done for our hobby. . . a veritable D&amp;D rennaissance!Just as you redesign the site please focus on readability and speed.&nbsp; We don't come here for pretty pictures, just great content.As somebody suggested, I'd love to see you write some editorials yourself.&nbsp; I really enjoy reading Monte's fevered ravings <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /> I'm sure I'd enjoy hearing what you have to say.&nbsp; You have the power to become one of the biggest voices in the gaming industry.&nbsp; Use it.&nbsp; Carpe diem!Keep up the great work!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Soulmage, post: 270846, member: 5403"] [b]Site Redesign[/b] Morrus, don't be afraid to change the name. You've got such a huge user base that within two weeks everybody will be using the new name like it was always the name of the site. Might I suggest that if you're redesigning the site "from the ashes" you incorporate "Phoenix" into the name somehow? While history is a good thing, things change (especially websites). In fact, web sites HAVE to continue to evolve if they're going to stay vibrant and alive. This is natural and good. Remember all those nay sayers who loudly and vociferously exclaimed against 3E saying it wasn't needed, and it was just a ploy to scam gamers out of money? We don't hear much from those folks these days. New is a good thing. Look at what "new" has done for our hobby. . . a veritable D&D rennaissance! Just as you redesign the site please focus on readability and speed. We don't come here for pretty pictures, just great content. As somebody suggested, I'd love to see you write some editorials yourself. I really enjoy reading Monte's fevered ravings :) I'm sure I'd enjoy hearing what you have to say. You have the power to become one of the biggest voices in the gaming industry. Use it. Carpe diem! Keep up the great work! [/QUOTE]

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