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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Vpenman" data-source="post: 465355" data-attributes="member: 6794">I remember buying a special Pokeman product with a "free" instructional CD.  Was that one of the two products?  If so, what was the other one?BTW: I thought that CD was very good.[/B]</blockquote>I was just using general dates, I started working on the new MT in December. But I don't recall losing Ryan that soon, are you sure about that? [/B][/QUOTE]No, I am not sure.  That is just the way I remember it. I was hoping someone with better information would speak up.As I recall, Ryan took over around GenCon 2001 and left around December, 2001.In your earlier post, you stated that the project was cancelled shortly after GenCon. "Master Tools as it was then was completely cancelled shortly after Gencon of last year. Ryan Dancy resurrected it from the grave in January of this year with a vastly reduced budget and a reduced goals (mapper cut, etc...)."But, as I recall it, GenCon last year through last December  was the time frame when Ryan was posting that he was running the project and things were getting done. Again, if anyone has better information on this, please let us know. [/B][/QUOTE]Note: BTW I am *not* speaking for Fluid, I no longer work for Fluid. [/B][/QUOTE]Sorry to hear that.  I hope you have gone on to better things.  I had another question from your earlier post.  In it, you stated:"The other programmer on the etools project would bring those sort of topics up all the time. "From that, and my attempting to keep up with postings on E-Tools/Master Tools, I never saw that  more than two programmers were on the project (we used five on the Core Rules CD products). Were there ever more than the two of you, or was that it?thanks,Victor[/QUOTE]

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