Nov 7th.

It’s been another great day in the Vigilante Universe (also known as WDC).

But before we get to the totals, I wanted to thank all the supporters of the V.A. cause. The emails and outpouring of support has been staggering. And just as I had hoped, other WDC members are helping me find worthy recipients, and are suggesting more and more creative ways to reward our authors. The base of V.A. helpers is growing daily! Budroe in 2012! reviewed my blog, and I am trying to make improvements based on his suggestions. And mcwosey had a great idea for a forum-based guest book, which I created and placed safely in our Vigilante Angel Secret Cave. It is very very secret. You have to click on a whole other item in my portfolio to get there. And it’s disguised under the name, "Secret Angel Ranger Cave (Guestbook)" .

I was computing about this earlier. And I know what you’re thinking: Don’t compute so hard, you’ll give yourself a headache! Well, I don’t have a head, so I think I’m okay on that score. I was thinking that the name “helpers” doesn’t do the Vigilante Angel Army justice. Lots of heroes have sidekicks, but their helpers have also played a role. After all, Superman had Jimmy Olsen. Captain Kirk had Sulu. Flash Gordon had Zarkov. And Space Ghost had Jan, Jace and Blip. Futhermore, Aquaman had Vulko (how many of you knew that?) and James Bond had Moneypenny. Even the Little Mermaid had Rastafarian crabs.

Oh yeah, and the best ever, Batman and Alfred!

So a better name is in order for the Vigilante Angel’s Hordes of Helpers. I thought about Vanger Rangers. And also Vigilante Angel Angels and semi-secret-cyber-hero-heroes. Or maybe Right TriAngels? The last one is a bit protracted.

I think I’ll try a few and get your feedback. Suggestions are always welcome. After all, a hero can’t hero-ize without a good team of helpers.

Today, the Vigilante Angel, along with his sidekick, OilyHours, and all his VilgilanteAlfreds, rewarded and gifted….. 319,500 GPs!

So lets keep on encouraging our WDC authors, and those special members who review what they read, and all of the selfless group leaders out there.

Until we come up with a better sign-off phrase (and no, not Vangel . . . Out!), lets remember to:

Nov 6th.

Today was a long, but productive day. With a little help from my friends, I gifted and rewarded to the tune of 215,000 GPs today! 15,000 were for the Morning reviewers' Rewards, and 200K was given to a very deserving member of our WDC community, who has her finger on the pulse, and is involved in countless activities that benefit the members. I am humbled in the light of her majestic philanthropy. So I knew she'd know just what to do with the 200,000 big ones.