I'm really surprised by the negativity in this thread. Players begged us for website content related to PvE. We gave it. Players asked for articles on builds. We provided it. Most members of the community are enjoying the feature immensely, although, like any "newspaper" there are sure to be articles that any individual likes more than others. For some, Random Acts of Kindness is the greatest thing since sliced cheese. For others, it's "meh." The outreach is to players of all levels and to owners of either or both games. The goal is a few interesting articles a week, some of which will be more appealing than others to any given player. And really, that's ok!
So when I see petulent, "I don't liiiike it!" comments, I'm disappointed. The members here usually express themselves better than this, and usually have something worthwhile to offer. This isn't the PvP arena and you don't need to engage that mistaken belief that you can "prove your worth" by trashtalking. Honest.

Guys, it's like television. If you don't enjoy the program, turn the channel. If you are not a reader of X magazine or Y newspaper, no problem, don't read it. If you're not a fan of the presentation or the content of The Scribe, please, don't feel compelled to follow the link and then diss the content. How silly can that be? (And after all, the article was reportage, not advocacy, as someone wisely pointed out here. Just a "here's something interesting.")
And I cannot help but be amused by the whole "I'm more veteran than the writer" thing? I'm smiling here, because The Scribe has been playing the game, daily, longer than anyone on these boards. Anyone. The Scribe has been involved in the game since well before it was announced, since before
E3 for Everyone. And that's PvP, PvE, solo play, quirky builds, guild interaction, and a lot more. So let's get a few things straight, and I intend this in the most positive way possible: Feedback
of value is more than welcome. For a possible factual error, "I think I've spotted a possible error, I'll drop The Scribe a note." For suggestions, such comments as "I've seen some other novel builds, such as (this) and (that) and think it would make an interesting idea to cover those." Or how about "There's an email address for The Scribe, I'll send some general suggestions for future topics."
Not to be too harsh here, but if what most of you posted in this thread were sent to that mail address, I'd hope that The Scribe would give it the careful and courteous attention that it deserves: The .04 nanoseconds that it takes to hit "Delete."
