Recent content by Corjay

You're welcome. As for this thread and forum, I'm going to be taking care of some things for a while, and I don't know if I'll be back to participate any further. You all enjoy the debate and keep your minds open. Later.

Very nice analysis, Najo. My following statement may appear to contradict my stand as many have assumed of me, but my stand is only to give people the benefit of the doubt, making me appear to be an apologist at times, but in actuality only want to keep all avenues open instead of letting the...

Good contribution, Najo. Glad to have another voice in here. What you highlighted as the variables should indeed remain variables until we see the GSL revision, which, from what I've seen, appears to be heading in the right direction. I agree, the thread does at first glance appear to be all...

Will do (or rather, will "don't reply"). Thanks.

HeavenShallBurn: Stepping out of the discussion a second: I know how frustrating it is to lose a long post. If you're using Firefox, there are two add-ons in Firefox that can help. The first one, called "AutoSaveTextToCookiee", does as its name suggests, recording your posts in a file as you...

HeavenShallBurn: I just don't understand where you're coming from. You're assuming bad will on my part that isn't there. Earlier, when I mentioned the online stuff, I misread your usage of "RPG community", and I'm sorry about that, but I ask you to assume that I genuinely want to understand...

I agree with dmccoy. I think it's my own meaning that got missed. Their overhead as a company is going to be reflected in their overhead per product. I said "per product" because it highlights how much money they are actually saving by being a larger business. They have to pay more employees...

Actually, becoming larger makes the overhead per product go down, because they can buy materials in larger, discounted orders, making their purchasing power much stronger, which allows them to afford more bells and whistles like hardback publications, high quality paper, and their own legal...

I have to respect your outspokenness. I would just like to remind you that WOTC is a business. Businesses are out to make money, whether they are mom and pops, or corporations. If they're not out to make money, then they won't stay in business for long, because they will fall to those who are...

The conversation is over. Everyone's stepping back. You come in here, having participated zilch in this discussion, acting all high and mighty, arrogantly demanding an apology, respect, and "a more friendly tone" for someone else. I tell you what, when you can prove yourself morally superior...

I slammed one industry person for what I perceived to be his own rudeness (I never said one rude thing to Scott). Drop it.

Thanks for the info, Scott. So it all works on verification and signature (simple approval). So it should be faster than committee.

My experience with such committees is much slower than that. I've been in a union and I've been a part of a private committee. Both took forever to get anything approved because every little issue required a vote. For most committees that I've heard about, they meet once a weak, even for...

When we're talking about WOTC time, LOL, yeah. :D Several people were expecting six months and more.

No need to get into semantics. Maybe "snark" is a better word as you used towards mine. Snark for snark is the way its been. Anyway, back on topic, or maybe to settle the topic, the GSL is being worked on, and apparently it won't be much longer (with the exception that we still don't know if...