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<blockquote data-quote="Scribble" data-source="post: 4696827" data-attributes="member: 23977">Did you read this part though: LOC was published by Avalon Hill. Back in those days, rights to games that lay fallow for a number of years often reverted back to the author/designer. This was before work-for-hire contracts. I am not saying this is the case here but it has happened with games like Cosmic Encouter and Titan Seems like there's a possibility that they can't just make a blanket fansite policy. Some games or departments might have special needs. I feel for Scott... I'm in account management, one of my jobs is handling an inbox where questions from some of our smaler accounts go. It gets really really busy. Sometimes when that happens the only responce I can give is: &quot;Claim paid correcty- no adjustment needed.&quot;I wish I could give a lengtheir WHY your claim paid correctly responce, but there are too many other issues to deal with. So you're just going to have to trust that I did in fact do my job, and researched your issue.I think the same is true in this case. He got a responce of no, and he probably just needs to trust whomever sent that response did in fact do their job.From what I've seen of Scott it seems like he does his job and then some, and still gets slack for it. So I really do feel for him.Also remember he's the brand manager of D&amp;D not all things WoTC...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scribble, post: 4696827, member: 23977"] Did you read this part though: [B]LOC was published by Avalon Hill. Back in those days, rights to games that lay fallow for a number of years often reverted back to the author/designer. This was before work-for-hire contracts. I am not saying this is the case here but it has happened with games like Cosmic Encouter and Titan [/B] Seems like there's a possibility that they can't just make a blanket fansite policy. Some games or departments might have special needs. I feel for Scott... I'm in account management, one of my jobs is handling an inbox where questions from some of our smaler accounts go. It gets really really busy. Sometimes when that happens the only responce I can give is: "Claim paid correcty- no adjustment needed." I wish I could give a lengtheir WHY your claim paid correctly responce, but there are too many other issues to deal with. So you're just going to have to trust that I did in fact do my job, and researched your issue. I think the same is true in this case. He got a responce of no, and he probably just needs to trust whomever sent that response did in fact do their job. From what I've seen of Scott it seems like he does his job and then some, and still gets slack for it. So I really do feel for him. Also remember he's the brand manager of D&D not all things WoTC... [/QUOTE]

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