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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 4536476" data-attributes="member: 2209">Many think it is not worth the effort for the little return they get in continued sales of old products.Mongoose said they are ditching the pdfs of all their d20 logo'd pdfs. This is more than 100 d20 products I believe.Emerald Press has said the same thing.I expect more will do so too. As well as numerous publishers not being on top of things enough to even realize WotC wants them to remove the logo or take them down. From those who try to comply I expect a number will remove the logo but not think of all the subsidiary references.I'm annoyed at WotC for this situation. A ton of effort for publishers who joined in WotC's branding license in good faith for no gain to them or consumers, loss of lots of old products for consumers to buy, and all from WotC being petty in wanting to detriment the options consumers have in choosing which D&D products they can spend their money on.I'd much prefer WotC to try to gain my money solely by making good products I want to buy at prices I'm willing to spend.I don't like feeling that WotC is actively adversarial to my interests as an RPG consumer.</blockquote>