The last three years of my life have been dedicated to the Call of Duty wiki. Whether it was editing one line of code on 1,000+ pages that would only affect 5 pages, doing twitter coverage for 48 hours straight once a week during the 2016 CWL season, or recording eight MLG.tv streams at once just to make sure we could get all the Pro League scores, I had a blast. I couldn’t have asked of a better job that would prove how much I can do and how far I can push myself.

So May 9th was my last day, working this job that I poured my heart and soul into… I still really don’t want to leave. I care so much about the continued success of the wiki. It’s such a great community resource and has improved drastically in the last six months. I guess this is like watching your kid go off to college. But it’s time for me to move on. I was recently offered a new job in the St. Louis, MO area and I’m already in the process of moving down there.

Back to EsportsWikis, I’d like to introduce the two gents that will be taking over management of the Call of Duty wiki. Andrew started editing the wiki in February of 2016 and has second most contributions, only behind me. He has been a tremendous help, most recently, with the new achievement pages. Which would have taken a month or two longer without his help. Brandon is the only reason I survived the 2016 CWL season. I’d wake up 30 minutes to a hour late for the EU CWL and Brandon would already be there filling in after my night of covering the ANZ CWL. Both of these young gentleman are extremely talented individuals and I have complete confidence in them stepping in and filling my role.

I still plan on volunteering some of my time to the Call of Duty wiki. I just won’t be working 60 hours a week on it anymore. If you use the site on a consistent basis I implore you to volunteer some of your time. Just make an account and you can start editing. If you want to do more apply to the staff. *Hint* Because it’s volunteer work it’s something you can add to your resume.

Thank you to everyone that has already contributed on the wiki, to everyone that help with Twitter coverage, to everyone that posted our content on Reddit, or shared it in their YouTube descriptions. Thanks for being a community that I enjoy being apart of.

A final note: River is an amazing shitposter. I’m extremely grateful to Riad and Gamurs/Dot for allowing us to continue our work after Azubu drop kicked us.