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Message: <blockquote data-quote="THG Mage" data-source="post: 125544" data-attributes="member: 1296">Ok..fineI'll chime in one more time on this topic then I'm done with it.  If you want someone to agree with you about typos and such, then fine, I'll do it.  I hate typos.  I hate mistakes in products and on the website.  Ask Hal how much I critiqued the website when I first joined TG and right after we got it up on the web.  I still do when we have something new go up.  I scanned that thing inside and out for mistakes, because in my opinion, ANY mistakes that are seen by the public in ANYTHING you do reflect badly on you as a company or as a person.  If you don't take the extra time to make sure something is clean looking before it "hits the street" so to speak, it will ultimately make you look bad.That is my opinion anyway, for what it is worth.  I hope everyone at least takes a look at Bluffside and judges fairly.  Does that mean leave anything out in youe critique?  Hell no....  Judge it as a complete product.  Content should be the biggest part of the impact to you, but that doesn't mean not to include layout or typos or anything in you opinion.  I know when I look at Bluffside for the first time, the FIRST thing I will be looking for will be any mistakes in it.  I did it for Interludes and I will do it for Bluffside.  Does that make me anal or picky?  I don't think so.  If I find mistakes in Bluff, then I know others will and that will reflect on me as a TG team member.  Will it make be be critical of my fellow team members.  No.  It will mean that we use a finer tooth comb on the next product when scanning for mistakes.I hope this helps put an end to this whole typos thing.  I hope the RPG community enjoys Bluffside as much as we had making it.  Good luck to everyone and great gaming.</blockquote>

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