Editing Vince Easterwood (section)

==Virtual Wrestling Entertainment (VWE) - Decision to join (OOC comment)==
Josh, I will give you credit for starting this, but I'll elaborate on what really came up as far as my decision to join VWE.

It has been over four years now since I started wrestling.  I've seen a lot of things happen during that time, but the date in particular was too good to pass up.  While you had the show right, Josh, you missed what date it actually was.  April 24th, 2013 ... a very special date for several of the older veterans of the community.  From the early days of wrestling at SLCW to the current times, with a whole community of feds cooperating and supporting each other, this date becomes an even bigger mark.

Personally, I think it's taken the past four years to finally get the community to settle down some and actually become the solid, supportive community that isn't about rifts and division.  The reason for the date - it's a major anniversary within the community.  Exactly four years prior, on April 24th, 2009, is when Alpin and Eric parted ways, unofficially known by those from that time as "The Split".  This marked the start of the community aspect, with Alpin's system going public, allowing for multiple feds to spring up with a solid system to run on, and Eric taking control of DCWF and creating his own version (even though exactly a year later, on April 24th, 2010, that era ended up failing miserably, and DCWF returned to ACPWS under Kat's command).  From there, it's been a major roller-coaster for everyone involved, especially with the whole rift and aggressive tension between DCWF (under Eric Stuart) and XWA (present-day VWE, under Seth Cameron).  That mix was horrid to watch, and each side was blind of the other, mainly due to the owners of each for the most part.  We'd see feds come and go in as much as about three months time.  In my honest opinion, we are finally settled on which feds will last and, at least amongst the main feds that do all communicate with each other, have settled on non-conflicting times, even if it means being back-to-back, in some cases.

The other point that I do want to make is who else was involved in the debut - Jenn Parkin ... Now what most probably don't realize is I've known Jenn practically my entire career, save a month difference in our start dates.  We both knew how those times were, even though we went separate ways and had different perspectives of the matter.  Though we never do forget old friends in the end.  With the rifts starting to mend and the community finally coming together, I'll admit, I wanted to see if it would last.  However, between the changes in scheduling I experienced at DCWF shortly before I left there fully and seeing most of the feds going to non-conflicting times (though I do still hear about some lately, but that's more on those that decide to push it), that was a notable point I could relax on.  So earlier this year, I decided to go to Jenn and join VWE.  With the anniversary falling on a show date, I felt it was only appropriate that also be my surprise debut date, since to me, it was symbolic towards a new beginning as a fully cohesive community and the end of the major rifts between feds.