An interesting phenomenon is emerging: just as we have writers contributing fascinating articles to this magazines, we now have a 'salon' of literati who gather in the comments section following articles that interest them. Some of the brightest and most interesting people in Home are now gravitating to this sharing of ideas, just as Gertrude Stein attracted them to her 'salon' in Paris or Dorothy Parker with the famous Roundtable at the Algonquin.

My suggestion, every day we meet interesting people in Home who are unable, due to constraints of time, workload, or overactive modesty, to write an article for HSM but who have interesting insights to offer. Chatting with Katsuune, or example, brought this to mind. Why don't we actively recruit not only good writers but also good 'commenters' to become regulars in HSM? We already have Sealwyf as Gertrude Stein and Kozfear as Dorothy Parker and Norse as the requisite curmudgeon, so can Cole Porter be far behind?