eSnipe News

	Change to eSnipe Member Terms
	[Posted on Sunday, December 11, 2011 00:00]
	We are preparing a new version of eSnipe. We are making the following change to the membership terms. Omitting the second sentence Under Fees and Services. The text goes from "We may in our sole discretion change some or all of our services at any time. Any such changes will be announced at least 14 days in advance. " to "We may in our sole discretion change some or all of our services at any time." In other words, we don't promise to announce new services two weeks in advance. Why make that relatively minor change? In practice, we have never violated it and probably never will. However, vast swaths of eSnipe's business practice, phraseology, and even text have been lifted wholesale from our site by many of our competitors. In a time of increased competition, we want the flexibility to debut new services without alerting our competitors. Change title from Member Terms to Terms of Service. This conforms with modern naming practices.

	Thank you, Veterans
	[Posted on Friday, November 11, 2011 00:00]
	We cannot forget you. We will not forget you. We thank you and your friends who did not return for risking everything. Few missions are more sacred than defending our country from harm and protecting its Constitution.

	Try Our New, Improved, 99.44% Pure Site!
	[Posted on Tuesday, October 25, 2011 21:00]
	eSnipe 4.0 is in the making, and you can see what it looks like right now. We know you may prefer the old look, so we're making them both available. Try the new 4.0 look by logging in at the link below. If you think the change is too much, our awesome development team insisted that the old look remain available to you. Give it a go and let us know what you think!

	Memorial Day 2011
	[Posted on Monday, May 30, 2011 00:00]
	This is Memorial Day in the United States, a holiday commemorating the war dead. We at eSnipe remain eternally grateful for those who gave their lives to let us continue the remarkable experiment called The United States of America. Memorial Day was first observed by freed slaves after the Civil War, so it is a doubly important time to remember. Have an awesome barbecue today, but we hope you take a silent moment to thank those who paid the ultimate price to keep the fabric of our lives together.