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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Belen" data-source="post: 1233690" data-attributes="member: 1405">It is an older thread, but I think the recent discussion has led to a more viable concept than my first moment of excitement.  I believe that silentspace and I agree on a great number of issues.He is completely correct with reagrds to the brainstorming process.  It has a lot of energy and can be a great motivativing force.  The main problem comes after the brainstorm, when you have to put the product together.  You get a natural let-down as the excitement ends and then the work sets in.This is where the design leader becomes saint and sinner.  The writers may end up hating the person, but it will fall of his shoulders to make sure that the project moves to completion.  And this is not something that a CEO can do and still find us the funds to publish.In any event, the concept can make money and even profit.  The beginning will be rough, but should we make stellar products, then  we will get companies interested in getting the work to print.  This is the CEOs bread and butter project.  This person needs to get other companies interested in our work.  Maybe Mongoose would love an adventure that features their Quint line of books etc.It is all about the cross-advertising in this regard.Silentspace: I think we should get together with d20fool and see where we can go.  This is a good concept and I think it could be a winner.Dave</blockquote>