johnsemlak
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This looks interesting, but it occured to me, is there a way of confirming if it's legit?
http://www.enworld.org/forums/showthread.php?t=85735
http://www.enworld.org/forums/showthread.php?t=85735
johnsemlak said:This looks interesting, but it occured to me, is there a way of confirming if it's legit?
Well, if it's a valid email that answers my question regarding 'legit'.AGGEMAM said:I'm curious as to what you might think of in a legitimate sense. But at any rate it is a valid internal BBC e-mailaddress so if he didn't work there he couldn't read the answers.
johnsemlak said:Well, if it's a valid email that answers my question regarding 'legit'.
It struck me as a slightly odd way to look for this kind of info.
Certainly EN World is a logical place to go, I agree. A simple post by a brand new user just struck me as odd, that's all.hong said:Well, there is a real "Darren Waters" writing for the BBC; if you search the website, you'll find stories written by him. It looks like he does mostly arts/entertainment stories.
And really, I don't see that it's very odd to try to get info on EN World. This is the biggest D&D website after WotC's own, so it's a natural choice.