That's exactly what he might have been saying. In fact, it was what he was saying. Honestly, the idea that someone might go out and drop a few hundred on Adobe Acrobat (not Adobe Reader, which is free, but Adobe Acrobat) just to fix up WotC's scans never even occurred to me.
WotC pulled their catalog a number of years ago. I never looked at it much, and other people might not have gotten as far into the catalog as they thought they did. It's an understandable mistake.
This is an interesting assertion. Why do you think that, and do you have proof to support your position?
You can't seriously expect people to read ALL the way through the SECOND paragraph, can you? This is the internet.
What's happening there is happening to society as a whole. Globalization, the financial system, supermarket monopolies, real estate exploitation - everywhere you look there are vampires, plunderers and parasites, cynically acting in bad faith towards their customers and staff. I play games to escape this reality, full of vampires and exploiters, only now, as you point out, they're infiltrating favourite games.
I asked for proof because he presented it more as a fact and less as an opinion. And the assertion wasn't specific to any one artist; it was TSR products in general and -particularly- the art. All of it.
