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Glad this was put to rest, though. Now we'll have something to point to the next time someone tries to claim that people aren't removed from the DDI group when their subscription ends. The next step would be to have someone who has never subscribed before and does not have a community account...

If you were looking specifically at the Members tab, the discrepancy is probably due to the moderators and admins for the group not being listed in the Members tab.

There aren't many advantages I can think of, but being able to access articles in-browser on my smartphone would be one of them. There might be a plug-in that can take care of that, but it doesn't come with it.

Of course they are.

Oh, y'know. Some. This too. And this. And those took me about 30 seconds to track down. I could find more, but there you go. Let's be honest; Star Trek IV had very little to do with exploring a future society, and a whole lot to do with lampooning the society of the day. Which, as I...

Look, I can understand not liking something that other people like. That's cool. Whatever. But what you are doing looks very little like you actually dislike these things for good reasons, and more and more like you've hopped on the hater bandwagon. As a number of people have pointed out in...

Which - pardon the nitpick - is pretty much the definition of a continuity reboot. No, just to you, apparently. I've been a lifelong Trek fan, and the new movie demonstrated a clear appreciation for the universe.

That's not what I said. We're not talking about tracking numbers. We're talking about unsubscribing from D&D Insider and then seeing if you are still a member of the group. You can search a group's members for an individual. All someone needs to do in unsubscribe and let someone know what their...

Why would this mean that people would stop playing? Also, these are subscriptions we're talking about. There's a reason the subscription model is such a powerful one. Without a subscription, people actively decide when they want to pay money for a product or service. With a subscription, the...

There's a pretty straightforward way to test this. Find someone who had a subscription but let it lapse. Get his D&D Community username, then have someone with an active DDI subscription check whether that username is in the DDI group. Also, notably, there was a point in the past where you were...

Ooooooooooooookay then.

It's just off-putting for someone to hate on something new in favor of a rose-tinted view of what came before, especially given that "what came before" was lampooned for many of the same things he's calling flaws in the new movies. Also, I loved this: Here is the entire list of billed cast...

Mephits! Finally!

That's lovely. Go ahead and give us a list of your favorite Star Trek movies - you know, the ones that didn't rely on special effects that were modern at the time, and didn't have mediocre writing, directing, or acting. And maybe drop the nose a few degrees while you're at it. I'm sure you can...

What does a Star Trek movie look like?

No, I don't. Certainly not the movies.

You continue to insist that there is some "right" to the idea of Torment that inXile doesn't have, and that WotC/Hasbro has. But you haven't provided any evidence that such a right exists - even a moral one. Here's the counter-argument: inXile has every right to trade on the idea of being the...

What rights, exactly? Why would they pay Hasbro? They're not using Hasbro's setting. They're not using Hasbro's IP. They're not using Hasbro's development assets. They're not acting like they own them. No, they wouldn't, because WotC/Hasbro doesn't have any legal claim against the Torment...

Planescape: Torment was reportedly profitable, though not significantly so. It certainly wasn't a financial failure. Given that inXile probably already has an in-place development pipeline for a game fairly similar to Tides of Numenera, I have little doubt that the game will be financially...

I wasn't taking offense at it - it's not my place to get offended on others' behalf like that. I was just concerned that it might contribute to some runaway misinformation (which seems to have been the case, judging by some of the posts from page 1). This is the internet; one word out of place...