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Don't have D&DB now would I visit or join it now. And I don't tweet. I did email Hasbro the following:

Does anyone have a decent email or mailing address for WotC to register a position on this I haven't been able to find something on their website.

I'm with you. If I could immediately cost WotC money, I would -- I'm boycotting their products, media, and the D&D brand until the OGL1.0(a) is irrevocable, but that doesn't send a message now.

Signed both and kicked in some cash. Thanks for promoting, Mr. Dancey!

So ... not sure if we're winning, but we are at least advancing. Right now I wish I had a D&D Beyond subscription to cancel to send a message.

I think the time to push is now, not "wait and see". WotC hasn't formally published, so they're not committed yet. Backlash now allows them two outs: either (1) internally change direction, and comply with what their customers want (presuming: retain OGL1.0 in an irrevocable state), or (2) say...

I view this as bare minimum and non-negotiable. Anything short of this and I personally walk away from future D&D. Yes ... though I'm not sure it deserves the term "Open" at this point. Agree and sensible. No. That isn't an open license; that's just a license. If WotC wants to see other...

Possible points of contact for complaints: Hasbro Hasbro customer service: Customer Service Hasbro PR representative at HasbroBrandPR@hasbro.com Investor Relations: https://investor.hasbro.com/contact-us Debbie Hancock, Senior Vice President, Investor Relations Hasbro, Inc. 1027 Newport Avenue...

So how else do you hit their bottom line? Noise is a start -- negative press/publicity can make a backlash and help. Even more effective is to send a message to Hasbro shareholders and the Hasbro board that their suits are about to strangle the golden goose ... how do we get that message...

Friends, nerds, ENWorlders, lend me your ears; I come to bury WotC, not to praise them. The evil that men do lives after them; The good is oft interred with their bones; So let it be with WotC. - so sayeth Olgar So while it's pretty clear that what's going on with WotC and the OGL is somewhat...

Welcome back! You're our hero and thanks for everything you've done to create a massive, cooperative gaming industry! If WotC its becoming a new evil empire that is trying to corrupt what you built, I'll keep a virtual torch and pitchfork at the ready. All you have to do is call.

Beautiful book and I really enjoyed the expansion of Arnor and Eregion -- though in many ways I'd like to turn back the clock to earlier in the third age for the war with Angmar and the ultimate destruction of Arnor's successor kingdoms.

Harpy Nude Ear!

So what's a £2 coin cost? £2? These NZ $1 commemorative LotR coins cost like $500 a set.

Australians have limits to how low they will go; I'm not sure Florida Man does. But they both have Melbourne in common.

Happy non-specific Winter Solstice Festival, ya animals!

With crypto collapsing everywhere they have to find another way to finance the AI takeover.

(1) Because WotC appears to be trying to build a walled garden around something designed not to be walled in, and doesn't appear to be offering value in return for it. (2) Because Dancey's genius was ensuring what he released as Open couldn't really be taken away despite WotC shenanigans...

This is all a bit much to digest, but I've come to two conclusions: 1. I have no interest in adopting D&D 5.5 now. 2. We all owe a huge debt to Ryan Dancey for the way the original OGL is constructed.

I find the most disturbing element of the Serkis LotR audiobook is when he sings every line of Tom Bombadil's dialog. Every. Line.