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Edgar Finterheim : Editor

I started this site as a means to let new eSports writing talent get a foot in the door.  This site exists so that contributors here can move on to bigger and better things.  I give guidance where needed and help foster growth and groom potential in my staff.  That all being said, drama sells, hence the expose half of the name.  I add the parenthetical notation (denoted by - ed) to help explain certain terms.


Xerxes 4 : Canadian Correspondent

Xerxes contacted me with some Canadian eSports news right as I was getting this site started.  As such they got to be the first article published on the site.  Xerxes has in-depth knowledge of the Canadian eSports scene and will allow us all a glimpse into their thriving community.

CJ Renoe : Marketing Strategist

He sells himself by helping you sell yourself.  With a mind for helping people sell out as much as possible without coming off as a shill, CJ has strong opinions on the direction of eSports and building your brand.  Time is running out as eSports space fills up, you need to be prepared yesterday, CJ will help you bridge the gap.

James Kelly : Community Specialist

James is currently working on his thesis in cultural anthropology.  Having deep roots within the video game community he takes his expertise from his studies and applies them to eSports communities.

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