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And until Trion says otherwise that's how i'm reporting it.
Trion forum watchers were amazed shocked and astonished to find a post from Dahanese stating among other things that Elrar was gone.
There has been no good bye post there has been no explanation even on the live stream earlier today despite massive demand Trion has by their Silence Fired Elrar without reason. Why this has happened and how is at the moment anyone's guess and the speculation is Rampant including a possible EA buyout of the Rift Game itself. The lack of response from Hartsman despite having the perfect forum to address the players earlier today speaks volumes.
I do not know where Elrar will end up he may well be the best CM in the industry and was incredibly respected and well liked among the players. Trion's silence however speaks volumes on this issue and is a warning to all of its players who are like me down right SHOCKED this has happened.
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It takes one to know one.
.... and who was he and what is a CM?
Experience dictates that there is almost always a reason why someone was "let go," that is if he didn't resign, and companies sometimes don't like to go into the details for obvious reasons. Sure they'll address it eventually in very carefully worded address.
Community Manager.
It takes one to know one.
Trion has 0 obligation to inform the public about his cancellation.
Sheesh, first it's development, now it's P&O. What's next, financial administration? Do you people think you have a say in everything? lol.
Who are you talking to besides the OP?
It takes one to know one.
Now that Elrar is gone, Trion has 0 CM's left. This past week they have fired every single one of them.
Trion appears to in the process of doing a rather significant round of layoffs (including closing a couple of offices entirely). It's unlikely there's any drama, just the brutally unpleasant side of business and budgets
( er ... this was posted when the thread was in a different forum ... *sympathies to all affected* )
Blame the internet for that.