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<blockquote data-quote="EricNoah" data-source="post: 302534" data-attributes="member: 4">Depends on who you think the beneficiaries are of the whole awards process.&nbsp; Yes, companies win awards.&nbsp; But this is also for the fans.&nbsp; Russ and I heard pretty loud and clear that fans wanted to see a contest between all of the publishers who were willing to participate, and that's what they got.&nbsp; Now that they've seen the results maybe over the next several months we'll hear otherwise.&nbsp; If we do hear otherwise, then that's a whole different thing to deal with.&nbsp; How do you exclude one company?&nbsp; Especially when that company is why the fansite exists in the first place?&nbsp; As I've mentioned earlier I think there's a way we can &quot;all win&quot; in a sense but I'd like to hold off until we get some more overall input.&nbsp; We haven't heard, for instance, from the publishers who were actually nominated this year -- maybe they liked being lumped in with WotC.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="EricNoah, post: 302534, member: 4"] Depends on who you think the beneficiaries are of the whole awards process. Yes, companies win awards. But this is also for the fans. Russ and I heard pretty loud and clear that fans wanted to see a contest between all of the publishers who were willing to participate, and that's what they got. Now that they've seen the results maybe over the next several months we'll hear otherwise. If we do hear otherwise, then that's a whole different thing to deal with. How do you exclude one company? Especially when that company is why the fansite exists in the first place? As I've mentioned earlier I think there's a way we can "all win" in a sense but I'd like to hold off until we get some more overall input. We haven't heard, for instance, from the publishers who were actually nominated this year -- maybe they liked being lumped in with WotC. [/QUOTE]

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