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Then look back in from time to time.  Although this section of the site is meant mainly as a place 
for the rest of you fans to mingle, and to grouse and joke amongst yourselves -- whether it's to 
snipe at corporate greed and stupidity, to offer your own original thinking on how to repair and 
restore our game, to announce some fascinating new historical tidbit you've unearthed, or just 
to trade trivia questions -- we do drop in now and then just in case you want to tell us personally 
what a couple of geniuses or what a pair of idiots we are.  We think we've already stated our case 
pretty clearly in The Death of Hockey and the new Hockey Compendium themselves, but then 
again, we coulda gone on for another few hundred pages if our editors hadn't been threatening to 
strangle us.  There's also our current news and editorial page and news archive, which we 
urge you to visit and contemplate.  If you really want to hear more from us, though, and if you're 
patient, we'll post our replies to comments in the Fan Forum that we find particularly intelligent 
(sometimes even to those we find particularly outrageous or pathetic).  So try to be brilliant.  
And hey!  Keep it clean.  Let's all demand the best for the game we love.