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This is the page you want: https://support.reddithelp.com/hc/en-us/articles/360045734591-Account-status-overview It claims that, if you have any sort of ban, you'll have a message in your reddit inbox. There's a "get in touch" section further down the page.

Your post is still visible if you follow the link to it from the article here, but I also see that it isn't included in google search results. Also, when I click on your username on reddit, I am informed, "This account has been suspended"

Consensus 2024 took place May 29-31 2024. Seems the application cycle was around April 2024, but they seemed to change their minds on the cutoff date. https://x.com/CoinDesk/status/1785441270611034296 https://x.com/CoinDesk/status/1776276646934319125

Obviously (I hope) I am not able to reveal specific details of EGG finances, where money was raised from and what it was spent on. I do know the answers though. At the point where EGG was low on finances, I'd already voluntarily put my own pay on hold, and asked Dave to do the same, to ensure...

I'm on BlueSky myself - have been for a while. :giggle:

The whole twitter thread is like a playground fight of toddlers throwing "DEI" and "Woke" at anyone who gets involved. 🙄 🍿

All great games, plus some great new systems like DC20, Draw Steel, and the Cosmere RPG.

I can confirm that is a standard template reply.

That's wild that you got a response of some sort while I've been completely left hanging, after being passed on to the correct person to handle this.

I said that I would update everyone on how discussions go with Wizards of the Coast on this matter. On 31st July 2024 I created a D&D Beyond support ticket and sent an email to the HR team. My email was forwarded on through HR up to Kerry McDonald (HR Director) on 8th August. It's been 6 weeks...

I'm pretty busy so haven't been following this thread too much, but I'm going to jump back in here briefly. This isn't about me justifying myself - this discussion seems to have gone in some odd directions, so this is a brief info drop. I also dislike the personal implication that I am...

Something worth considering is professional qualifications, certifications, and organisations. I'm from a tech background, which went something like this (this is simplified): Support ⇒ Developer ⇒ Analyst Developer ⇒ Project Manager ⇒ QA Manager ⇒ Business Change Manager ⇒ Product Manager ⇒...

Yes. In a similar way to physical books also require a purchase. Also worth noting that rpggeek is effectively the imdb for ttrpg

The practice of only getting a credit on the digital version isn't something that's done anywhere else - it was only ever intended to be an interim, while we agreed how to add the team to the credits for the physical books going forward. Industry standard is - if you contributed to the content...

I explained a lot of this on my initial Facebook post, which Morrus quoted. 1. My team and I were involved in working on the content that went into the physical books. We weren't part of the D&D studio, but we worked with the studio team. Our contributions improved the content in the physical...

Standard within the industry is, at a minimum, to credit all individuals who have contributed to the content within a book. That includes designers, writers, artists, editors. It's also highly expected to credit the production staff, which includes producers, project managers, art directors etc...

I have not.