Farewell, Escapist
- Thread starter Susan Arendt
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Sad to see you go - an awesome editor who interacted with her community all the time. On a side note - does it seem like we're getting through a helluva lot of Escapist editors, the last few years? (well, 3...)
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As sad as this may be though, good luck in whatever you choose to do, and I hope we'll still occasionally see you around the community. Your posts always tended to raise a chuckle in one form or another.
Also, while this may sound rather harsh (in a push them out the way for the new guy), any word on who the new Editor In Chief will be when you depart?
As sad as this may be though, good luck in whatever you choose to do, and I hope we'll still occasionally see you around the community. Your posts always tended to raise a chuckle in one form or another.
Also, while this may sound rather harsh (in a push them out the way for the new guy), any word on who the new Editor In Chief will be when you depart?
Really, there was only a handful of contributors to the site that I cared enough and/or respected enough to remember who they were, the rest sort of blend into the white noise you get on any largeish site.
But I never managed to forget Susan Arendt.
But I never managed to forget Susan Arendt.
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I mean, apart from the old adage of 'nothing lasts forever', this is a big knock as Susan Arendt is a huge inspiration.
Not only in terms of video game editorials, or even just editorials, but in terms of the art of writing and weaving the English language to ones whim.
Having the privilege of meeting Mrs. Arendt at the Escapist Expo was a real highlight of the event as well as, admittedly awkwardly, conveying my adoration for her work.
Truly a sad day for the Escapist but certainly a joyous day for whomever is lucky enough to gain the expertise of a talented writer, editor and gamer.
Having said that, I still need to look up how to spell 'Arendt'.
I mean, apart from the old adage of 'nothing lasts forever', this is a big knock as Susan Arendt is a huge inspiration.
Not only in terms of video game editorials, or even just editorials, but in terms of the art of writing and weaving the English language to ones whim.
Having the privilege of meeting Mrs. Arendt at the Escapist Expo was a real highlight of the event as well as, admittedly awkwardly, conveying my adoration for her work.
Truly a sad day for the Escapist but certainly a joyous day for whomever is lucky enough to gain the expertise of a talented writer, editor and gamer.
Having said that, I still need to look up how to spell 'Arendt'.
I am greatly sad now. So many of the people I loved who's stuff brought me to the site are leaving. I mean there really aren't many editors left that will actually interact with the community like you did. Good luck with what you do, but now I'm sad.
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Admit it Susan, you've been summoned to the Corgi Homeworld to battle for Truth, Justice and the Corgi way and tummy rubs.
Sorry, couldn't help myself.
Ssd to see you go though, you did a great job over here.
Good luck with whatever you are gonna do.
Now just to think of some nice hazing material for your replacement.
Captcha gave the answer to why she left;
Slush fund
Sucks to see you go Susan D:
Any reason why? Or are you not at liberty to talk about it?
Regardless, it's been a pleasure.
See you space cowgirl
Any reason why? Or are you not at liberty to talk about it?
Regardless, it's been a pleasure.
See you space cowgirl