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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TheSword" data-source="post: 9558137" data-attributes="member: 6879661">I wasn’t wrong - I was talking about your original video. In the follow up (your words) “The Story Behind WotCs Blurring of D&D 2024 Videos”.“I happen to be launching a Kickstarter on the following Tuesday. I bet this would be a good video to bring attention to my site and to my Kickstarter, because you know I’m running a business as well. […] I get it, I’m also promoting my own kickstarter, so it’s not like you know, Im not a saint in this thing.”So a little bit more than fortuitous. You explicitly spelled out the link. You were making YouTube videos about D&D products at least in part to promote your own books. Your follow up videos - the one I copied, plus the follow-follow up Update on Blur-gate. (Not sure if you coined that term or not). Both making hay out of the controversy that has got so many people wound up, that they’re still raising it months later here. To be clear I didn’t bring blurgate up. A poster here did listing what he felt were the indignities of WotC which meant they couldn’t follow them.Maybe I’m unfairly holding you partly accountable for the many other videos made by other folks attacking WotC about the same subject blurgate - it’s not about individuals for me, it’s about the collective impact of negativity from commentators. You contributed to that and fueled it. You can say and do what you like but when you create a thread where you basically said there are lots of us making 5e stuff you can buy from if you don’t like WotC. You’re gonna get called out on that. Particularly when it benefits you financially.</blockquote>

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