I think that because there is really no magazine in this genera, it is important to include items from across the range of the parkour, free running and tricking. For instance a snowboard mag has everything from rails on the streets to back country powder free riding and everything in-between.

It is foolish to think that they should be separated there aren't enough of us to be that choosy. It's just boils down to preference and people should be feel free to explore how they want to personally develop.  The best thing about having a resource like this is to learn and be exposed to a wide range of ideas philosophy's and ways to grow. I am pretty confident that people will be able to decide for them selves whats right for them. Plus it will appeal to a wider range of people who will be drawen to be part of the greater community.

I am a realist and regardless of the validity of those who want to keep parkour "real" it is almost gaurenteed that tricking parkour and free running will inevitably merge into a hybrid  because the mass of people want to see cool stunts and everything will eventually be commercialized if there is a profit in it.

The best we can do is help direct and keep the sport down to earth and keep the intellectual side strong.