• Thank you for all you have done for the ceramics community, your reference pages are the first place I go when I have questions. I also really appreciate you being available to help me.

• Your understanding and explanations of glazing process and chemistry are always fascinating. Like the help you give for us amateurs, but also I love the posts explaining how commercial facilities deal with cost and efficiency issues like getting production products rapidly glazed and fired without defects.

• I am a ceramic manufacturing manager, and before this position, I had no training on ceramics. I was taught our recipes, but none of it was explained. The dragon ran amok. After reading through your articles and descriptions, I feel I have learned so much about my own products, and I have a foundation for changing, improving, and troubleshooting my materials issues that I wouldn't have had otherwise. They taught us in engineering school that we all stand on the shoulders of giants, because we all get to use knowledge and tools at a moment's notice that took others years to develop. Thank you for sharing all that you have, so the rest of us can stand on your shoulders to do our work that much better.

• Just to let you know your wealth of information and knowledge on digitalfire is second to none and very Impressive.

• Thank you for your fantastic website, Digitalfire. Over the years I have checked the content of frits over the past years as well as the safety of glaze materials to develop my own glazes from the basic recipes I learned at the ECU University Western Australia, Visual Arts degree course where I majored in ceramics, 28 years ago now. Thank you many times.....