The Tenth Edition was my attempt to restore the Zone to some of its former glory by putting some effort into making the daily updates worth coming back for. The opening month, August 2005, was the most verbose, but updates slowly whittled down to manageable sizes after readers complained that they couldn't handle so many words in a single update. I tried to cover a smattering of topics that would appeal to everyone, from reviews to music to computer stuff, and managed to win several new readers who now make up the core of my daily readership!

There wasn't anything glaringly new about the Eleventh Edition, but I like to think that I'd found a consistent, enjoyable voice in my daily updates. Off the web, this period was characterized by too much Warcraft PvP, several months of intense overtime at work, and a new girlfriend.

The daily updates continued in 2007 and 2008, in addition to my new occasional feature, Museday Tuesdays. By the end of this period, having grown tired of the constant outages and bad support offered by my host of five years, Futurepoint, I made the switch to Kattare which opened up a brand new realm of Java and Servlet possibilities, just in time for the Thirteenth Edition in August 2008.