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<blockquote data-quote="Chaosmancer" data-source="post: 9438745" data-attributes="member: 6801228">Except that I imagine if you were happy with the current rules, you wouldn't think the process failed.Assumption with no evidenceOnly if you are trying to be hyper precise. It was a 4 point scale, most people can figure those out. They have been used for a long time.So what? WoTC signed no agreement stating that they were legally bound to use our results and nothing else. They are free to change anything they want, that's what &quot;creating the product&quot; means.So, your perspective, without knowing the goal of the process or the actual process being used. Which could easily change with more information, which you lack. And, let us say that WoTC's process is only to verify that the product will not be a complete failure.Well.... then it doesn't need to be improved if it is working as intended. You may WANT a different goal, but it isn't your process, it isn't your company, it isn't your product. So you don't get to decide what the goals are.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chaosmancer, post: 9438745, member: 6801228"] Except that I imagine if you were happy with the current rules, you wouldn't think the process failed. Assumption with no evidence Only if you are trying to be hyper precise. It was a 4 point scale, most people can figure those out. They have been used for a long time. So what? WoTC signed no agreement stating that they were legally bound to use our results and nothing else. They are free to change anything they want, that's what "creating the product" means. So, your perspective, without knowing the goal of the process or the actual process being used. Which could easily change with more information, which you lack. And, let us say that WoTC's process is only to verify that the product will not be a complete failure. Well.... then it doesn't need to be improved if it is working as intended. You may WANT a different goal, but it isn't your process, it isn't your company, it isn't your product. So you don't get to decide what the goals are. [/QUOTE]

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