How are we doing with this blog?

We now have a solution for a problem that was described last month in Exchange Does Not Always Use Local...

Fantastic! This blog is a collborative effort of incredibly useful information. I love the explanations of the tools and techniiques used to lookat problems and the detail of the technologies involved. I watch the blog daily - I just wish the other server product teams would take a leaf out of your book and get their own blogs, with content preferably modelled on what you provide.

I would like to see more articles aimed at SMEs. All of the exchange documentation seems to be aimed at building large farms handling huge amounts of email - SMEs, with tight budgets and the same demands as large enterprises albeit on a smaller scale, often have to find innovative ways of shoehorning the capabilities of 3 servers into one. I am the sole admin for our company and Exchange is only one small part of my job. Thanks to this blog though, it's made it one of the easier parts.

Best source of Exchange info on the net. If I could change anything: more posts and a little more depth in the tech articles. Thanks guys.

The blog is great. Exchange can be a mysterious product, it's fantastic to be able to get information from the SOURCE.

I've come to rely on this blog as a first stop when looking for information. It explains the often perceived voodoo of exchange in a practical, in-depth, almost mentoring way for those of us who just really need to know what is happening in the background to truly understand it.
I tend to check this blog at least two times a week, and recommend it often to my fellow exchange admins.
Keep up the great work.

Awesome site. Thanks for writing all these wonderful articles.

This place is like fine wine...

This blog is awesome for the wealth of information. The information is much deeper than any TechNet articles. Please keep up the good work.

Amazing techincal content. Don't stop feeding us the guts of Exchange, we eat it up! If we wanted KB fluff, we would go to support.microsoft.com. :)

My only request is that you guys keep the old posts on forever. The one regarding the Recipient Update Service is amazing in its detail, and I am not sure there is another article like it anywhere (not even the KB on the RUS explains it as well). So please keep all the archives forever, and maybe improve the granularity of the search engine?

THANK YOU all for your comments, words of encoragment, ideas on how to improve and the ideas that you have sent us as a result! Keep it coming! :)