Do we still need this forum?

[Alaric_Prympax]

Please Keep It

Like others above have said: I check this forum everyday to see what publishers are saying about their products. Instead of going all over the net I can come here and see what is being said not only by the publishers but also what we of this community are saying/asking about their products/company.

 

[tensen]

We have a forum over at mortality.net, along with something like 20 other publishers. It is a central location to reach publishers instead of going to their own personal forums (which about 6 publishers have moved their personal forums directly to mortality.net).

however, this site is still good for interaction and discussion amongst publishers and customers on general topics for all publishers.

 

[saebasan]

Yes, please keep it!

Yes, please, I would like to see it stay. I use your site as the focal point of all my d20 news. I only go to the publisher sites when your forums and news specifically point out something of interest. I just don't have time to browse all the individual sites.

 

[uv23]

This is my most regularly frequented forum after the general forum. I would like to see the participation of more publishers here and also more regular updates. There are distinct advantages in not having to surf around a ton of boards and publisher web sites to get the latest news.

 

[Celestian]

This is actually the only forum I do check a few times a week =)

 

[annadobritt]

Keep this forum, please!

I try and check this particular forum every day. A good place for information on the other game publishers out there.

 

[Torque]

Keep it. As others said, it is very nice to have a central clearing-house for communication between publishers and customers.

 

[Darke]

Keep it

It's the first place I check out here.



das Darke

 

[Eosin the Red]

Chalk up one more lazy gamer. I will live in ignorance rather that slog though several MB's.

 

[Mouseferatu]

I'd like to throw in a "keep" vote as well. I, too, frequent this forum regularly, and it allows interaction with publishers (which, for some us, are also prospective emplyers ) that we wouldn't get any other way. Or at least not as easily.