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So, ten bucks. War Nerd pricing this ain't. I think I'll pull and I bet a good number of you will as well. If for some reason you can't afford a ten dollar entertainment expense, cool, message me for access. shrug
PS what the shit is markup
PPS kill me
This isn't very surprising and for $10 that's well worth it if the quality of their articles stays where it is or even manages to improve with this decision. I'm hoping the subscription decision goes the way of NSWFcorp and now Pando for them.
Well worth it for a full year of well written and informative articles if you ask me.