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Carpenters should know that if you dont do it today, itll NEVER GET DONE Step on the gas, brother.:) Gart.

As a kid, black-and-white television was still new, the NBC color peacock was a few years away, and Disneys Wide World of Color didnt premier until 1961I was old by then, somewhere between nine and ten.

I experienced the industry change dramatically each time a new disruptive product revolutionized the jobsite.

And we took Polaroids to check the lighting, too Each photograph required a minimum of fifteen minutes.

And then there was the terrifying wait for the film development.

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Digital cameras cracked that task wide open, sped the process up exponentially, and completely eliminated fear.

We had one strobe light outside the window, one behind the camera, and one high on camera left.

Driven by an insatiable desire to share the techniques I was learning and the jobs I worked on, for years I published articles in multiple magazinesbut it was never enough I tossed and turned with frustration, with more ideas than magazines could publish, frequently turned down by editorial committees for article subjects I was certainin my own little worldwere exceptional.

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At the time, Joe was the technology wizard behind JLC, their forums, their new web presence, and he built me a website, taught me how to use Adobe Dreamweaver, and even set up an online store for me to sell DVDs.

Joe gave me the gift of freedomfreedom to write, photograph, and publish anything I wanted.

I wanted to help those tradespeople experience the reward of sharing their techniques, their jobsites; establish and grow their own sense of confidence; feel the joy of helping folks in the industryturn shame into self-esteem.

By now, youve probably figured out that I have never had an original idea I owe so much to so many.

David helped us develop the page-flipping format we used for our first few issues, and then he guided and mentored us toward a more user-friendly and less expensive WordPress-based model.

And tradespeople no longer need the help to publish their worksocial media has given each of us the freedom to publish.

This also explains why readership is slightly down and video viewership is remarkably high.

And that also explains why you should expect to see far more video-based articles in TiC, and far fewer text-dependent stories.

Every past and future TiC author and reader owes David a debt of gratitude for helping generate THISisCarpentry, and for lifting the responsibility from my shoulders as life leads me in new directions.

Frequency of publication may change some, but Ill remain actively engaged as editor, and promise to continue responding thoughtfully to email and queries.

As I said beforeand its worth repeatingI have been honored to work and know so many of you.

As your road led to his road which leads him to other things, I hope our paths cross again.

You have been one of the best teachers Ive ever encountered.

I tell every young (and old) carpenter I meet to heck out and read Thisiscarpentry.

Ive found answers here that I just couldnt find anywhere else.

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