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<blockquote data-quote="PatrickLawinger" data-source="post: 1590490" data-attributes="member: 2735">Well, if you want to help out the publishers that are at RPGNow and help RPGNow make some money, this is the route to go. Considering the fact that several people have listed products I have contributed to, I say go for it.If you want to send a message to DTRPG, a polite email message stating that you won't purchase products X, Y, and Z, that you would normally be interested in, due to the DRM restrictions for whatever reasons you have (linux, printer hassles, work hassles, whatever). You can also CC the message to whichever publisher makes X, Y, or Z. They aren't going to &quot;hear&quot; you spend money someplace else. They might, however, &quot;hear&quot; you if you say, &quot;I would spend $ with you, but I won't because ...&quot;Publishers aren't going to monitor every message board, but they do try to respond to polite emails and at least read them even if they are swamped and can't directly respond. I have said it elsewhere, DTRPG is less than a week old (unless I am mistaken), I am sure that changes will be made to satisfy customers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PatrickLawinger, post: 1590490, member: 2735"] Well, if you want to help out the publishers that are at RPGNow and help RPGNow make some money, this is the route to go. Considering the fact that several people have listed products I have contributed to, I say go for it. If you want to send a message to DTRPG, a polite email message stating that you won't purchase products X, Y, and Z, that you would normally be interested in, due to the DRM restrictions for whatever reasons you have (linux, printer hassles, work hassles, whatever). You can also CC the message to whichever publisher makes X, Y, or Z. They aren't going to "hear" you spend money someplace else. They might, however, "hear" you if you say, "I would spend $ with you, but I won't because ..." Publishers aren't going to monitor every message board, but they do try to respond to polite emails and at least read them even if they are swamped and can't directly respond. I have said it elsewhere, DTRPG is less than a week old (unless I am mistaken), I am sure that changes will be made to satisfy customers. [/QUOTE]

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