Excerpts from the Book of Gears: The mysticism, mayhem, and madness of mechanics

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3-06-2008 @ 3:30PM

Slayblaze said...

Um...not saying there's anything wrong with this, but it's not an "article" at all. This is just pure fiction, and very odd and out of place in this venue. None of that had anything to do with Engineering in WoW, nor was it informative in any way. Well written certainly, but well lets just say that the "Odds and Ends" tag is exactly correct.

A little too odd for my tastes. I mean if we can just make shit up and submit it as "articles" then I have some truly weird crap I can think of. However I wouldn't dream of actually sitting it in front of you and wasting your time actually.

It's not offensive or anything, and yes I know I can just move along and read something else, I just wanted to voice my opinion that not everyone appreciates this type of fan fiction - especially when it is not presented as such.

3-06-2008 @ 3:35PM

Brian Karasek said...

I know it's a deviation from norm, Slayblaze, but thanks for reading it. I'm not sure who wasted your time there, exactly, but I'll be back on form next week.

I like to mix things up from time to time, provided the Powers What Is are willing to post it. Can't please everyone, but thanks for reading even though it wasn't to your taste. Stay tuned?

3-06-2008 @ 4:12PM

Snukums said...

Sometimes we need to remember that this is a Blog, not a news portal or feeder. This is a space for authors to write about a specific topic (WoW) and for us to read on the topic we enjoy.

Not having strategies or news does not make a post less informative.

Also

Engineering pride FTW!

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