ChatBlade helps reduce your time to market by providing over 1 years worth of development work in the SDK.
	By implementing ChatBlade, Game Developers can substantially speed up creation of the Chat Component of the Game.

	ChatBlade helps reduce costs by trimming the time necessary to develop the Chat Component of a Game.

	ChatBlade includes Unicode support enabling Chat in all languages.
	Games developed with ChatBlade are ready for World-Wide distribution.

	ChatBlade is designed to be quickly and simply inserted into an MMOG.
	Priority has been given to logical, intuitive interfaces and APIs.
	ChatBlade source code is clearly written and heavily commented.

	ChatBlade comes with full SDK Documentation.
	This portion of the Games code shall be fully documented.  Often full documentation is put off in the rush to complete a Game.
	If the Developer responsible for Chat leaves the company, a replacement can more easily get up to speed due to full Documentation.

	Like other Middleware, as multiple Game Companies license ChatBlade, each Licensee gains the benefits of any bug fixes requested by the other Companies.

	As multiple Game Companies license ChatBlade each Licensee gains the benefits from any feature requests made by the other Companies, which are back-ported into ChatBlade.
	ChatBlade comes with 1 year of free upgrades to any future versions of ChatBlade.

	ChatBlade comes with many standard and innovative Chat Features included.
	Often features such as Moods or /Nicknames may get put-off in order to get a Game out to the Public.
	ChatBlade already implements a wide variety of Chat Features for inclusion in a Game.

	As more Game Companies license ChatBlade, users of those games can come to expect features such as Moods and /Aliases.
	The MMOG industry currently lacks any form of standardization related to Chat Features and Commands which makes things difficult for the Players.

	ChatBlade gives the Game Developers the ability to allow Players to customize all the Games Slash Commands.
	Currently all MMOGs have hard-coded Slash Commands.  One Developer may have "/g" be Group chat, while in another MMOG it is "/p" instead, and "/g" goes to the Guild Channel.
	This is a source of frustration for the MMOG Player base.
	ChatBlade includes the core ability of allowing the Player to specify or modify each existing Slash Command.

	ChatBlade is supported by dedicated Developers.
	Our aim is to provide exemplary support to quickly address any issues which arise and help assist Licensees in incorporating ChatBlade into the Games existing code base.