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Is 'slapped' good or bad?

I've edited out the [+] thread, as it serves no purpose here. "Let's not fight about it" is just SOP.

We've mentioned the latest Dungeons & Dragons colouring book from Ten Speed Press before, but that's not the only official licensed book they have in the oven. For Winter 2025, the company also has introductory guides for kids, campaign journals for Dungeons Masters and for players, and even an...

It’s not unethical. It’s just a proposition you’re not interested in.

No. The mod cannot reply to you via a post report. Plus ‘reporting’ somebody to themselves is at worst very passive aggressive and at best pointless. The site rules explain what to do if you have a moderation question.

The ways to contact a moderator about a moderation issue can be found in the site rules. The report button is not one of those ways.

Well only if Canada has tariffs on US products, and even then online Canada has decided to tariff books, which it hasn’t. (I can’t speak for ‘other duties’ just tariffs).

1) Telling us somebody is wrong. Being wrong is not against the rules. 2) Making snide remarks at moderators. 3) Replying to somebody. Sometimes we get somebody 'replying' to somebody via the report button. They can't see your report. 4) Giving us advice. If we want your advice, we'll ask for...

If you think somebody is misusing the [+] thread notation you can report it. We will not be introducing [-] threads. I've nothing further to add, so I will close this.

I didn't understand a word of that. Sorry.

If you're just making books, there's no tariff on them. And, of course digital rewards are tariff free. And if you're fulfilling via DTRPG's print-on-demand service you will not attract any tariffs. So there are ways to do it. We have a hardcover book Kickstarter launching in a couple of weeks.

I'll be running this on Wednesday. Thanks!

Sure. But the starter of any [-] thread has to pay the moderators $10 per post report to keep the peace. At least I’ll be able to retire early.

Do not argue with moderators in-thread. If you are unclear on how to deal with moderation you disagree with (aka all moderation) please refer to the site rules for a refresher. I hope that’s clear.

After all the backers have their books, which--if nothing goes wrong and the tariff situation doesn't drastically affect things again--is estimated as early 2026.

How dare you, sir!