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[Jan]

[MENTION=289]Jan[/MENTION] - thank you for taking the time to address us and read our concerns. Though you haven't really answered anything, I understand there's talks and meetings will probably need to take place prior to action. I trust that you are our voice in this ever concerning matter. And I trust that you would fight to keep it going.

My pleasure. Sorry I was so slow to respond. Yes I will fight to keep MyGaming going. I am also not your only voice in this, though of course I am the one who knows the community best at the office.

Can we expect to see any more original content coming from MyGaming writers or journalists in the future, and what are the plans to address duplicate content that has been simply copied and pasted from other sites?

Anything to do with editorial direction and content on the front page is up to Clockwork. They are only allowed to copy stories from MyBroadband, and places with permissive licenses such as The Conversation. Jeremy Proome provides some content that he writes for MenStuff to MyGaming for republication.

Of course Clockwork may enter into republication agreements with other news outlets if they wish, but to the best of my knowledge that hasn't happened.

Could there be any possibility of incorporating us (the community) into the site in the hopes to attract more visitors, and what are the plans to grow the site and or community in the future (if any)?

Yes there could be such a possibility. Don't take that as a promise, though, it's just an idea.

I can't be specific about our plans, except to say that there are plans. Specific to the forum, we will continue to run competitions and such to help drive activity and visitors.