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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Steel_Wind" data-source="post: 2938942" data-attributes="member: 20741">I think there is a bias against software products being perceived as "real gaming stuff".It's quite odd really, given the fact that the sales levels (and dollars involved) in Dundjinni and CC Pro blow virtually every other non WotC or Paizo product out of the water.But discussions of a book that sell 5,000 copies or less - and .pdfs that sell a few hundred at most - gets primo forum space to discuss them while hardcore tabletop RPG computer accessories are banished to a sub-topic. Generally speaking, the mere existence of this forum to discuss utilities such as these and not on the main discussion forum itself speaks volumes on its own.It's one thing to banish a discussion of WoW to the software section; a discussion of CCPro3, Dundjinni or utils of this kind deserves the exposure of the general forum.If I started a discussion of NWN on the main forum, it would probably be banished here - notwithstanding the fact that NWN is D&D roll your own 3.0 - (about to be 3.5 with NWN2) and can be played online with a DM moderating play in more or les exactly the same way as happens in traditional play.  Fantasy Grounds? Even more so.I think it is a mistake and contributes to the bias against computer products for something like the ENnies.My suggestion is that the ENnies create a separate gaming software award category for 2007.</blockquote>