tbird24

Doesn't this contradict what you said about the Italian Job scene not being possible where you can control the lights from a central location?

I've asked you this in person before, but you kind of dodged it. Don't you think the fall of Digg can at least partially be attributed to simply reaching a critical mass? And if so, do you think reddit will suffer the same fate at some point? Granted, the subreddit ecosystem very effectively disperses that "mass", but I think its inevitable at some point.

Like two years ago you sold a big portion of your One Drop buy-in to anyone interested in buying (i.e. your fans). Any interest in doing something like this again? Was it successful (other than placing 2nd :P)

This is exactly the response I wanted, and not at all what I expected, thank you. I feel like I'm being left behind and everyone else is unaffected. It's really nice to hear that you find yourself in a similar mindset. Granted, we're on completely different levels of skill.

I'm hoping that after a lengthy break I can come back reinvigorated and and with a vengeance :).

Probably too late but I'll give it a shot anyway.

Krantz, and the others still in the US, obviously you can't play online anymore. Do you still study? I can't get myself to study when I know I can't play, and I can feel all of my skill and knowledge slowly dissipating into a black abyss. It's very frustrating. The few times a year I get to play live I'm angry at my play and sad that I'm losing it.

Any words of advice here?