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What I meant by that was more than the segment that they have near ‘monopoly’ in isn’t an industry, it’s just a tiny part of one. Now if they had a near monopoly in “gaming” that would be different, but nobody is in that position.

I’ll give it a try but I wish it were a Strange New Worlds era Starfleet Academy.

I know. I was being silly. Until it went weird! :)

Are you literally denying in public that you posted then edited the posts that my screenshots show?

Oh, man. Really? Yes you did. Are you seriously trying to gaslight me? You do understand that I can see what happens on this site? I have the receipts. If you're going to publicly gaslight somebody on EN World, I would suggest you not target me as your victim. Did you really think you'd get...

You edited your post to make my reply look stupid. Which is not great behaviour.

Oh, you mean to say Parliament?

What does "Federal" mean? I'm not familiar with the concept. (I know what a library is)

Well, its a size issue. Obviously whoever owns the company decides what it does. On account of owning it. I own ENP, and I decide what it does. Investors buy shares, so they own the company. Therefore, they get to decide what it does. If investors can't decide what the things they own do, then...

TTRPG books are massively undervalued. The profit margins are non-existent, and creators get paid less than minimum wage for a book which took many people months or years to make, and which you can get months or years of use out of. So, yeah, $70 doesn't pay for a hardcover TTRPG book. WotC...

Correct. They are members of a horde. They are not a horde.

Folks, this thread isn't about the law, despite how some folks keep trying to make it so. It's about how people feel about the choices certain companies are making, and how it affects TTRPG creators. Please stay on topic; US law is not a topic for these boards. Thanks!

I imagine there's an element of company policy, too. In the UK, it's 21, but many companies require 23. There may be some that set it at 25, especially for certain types of vehicle, but it's not really something that affects me so I wouldn't really know. Drinking, obviously, 18, or 16 if with a...

Oh god. Please stop!

That’s what I said. There’s no “but”.

That's just an evidence issue. If you don't admit to it, it's harder to prove it. Just like any other crime.

There was a 3-part BBC miniseries a few years back.

How do you know that?

Another one? Didn't we just have a rush of WotW movies?