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<blockquote data-quote="The Sigil" data-source="post: 534856" data-attributes="member: 2013">My quick and &quot;uninformed&quot; little opinion...I do not blame RPGNow.com for not &quot;screening&quot; products.&nbsp; It seems to me that their policy is rather reasonable.&nbsp; They put up the products sent to them, trusting that the author(s) made an effort to be compliant/forthright about their product.When a product is released that is not compliant or of dubious... shall we say... representation of itself, that is not on RPGNow.&nbsp; It is on the the author/publisher... remember Thetamagical Meorums?When RPGNow.com becomes aware of a problem, they are usually pretty good about checking the problem and getting the offending product off the shelf within a day (at most) - as one would expect - they want to investigate the allegations before acting.I really don't see what the issue here is any more.&nbsp; As far as I'm concerned, RPGNow.com has a track record of acting in good faith as far as removing uncompliant/misrepresented products as soon as they are aware of the violation and have researched the issue enough to confirm the violation.&nbsp; End of discussion, as far as I'm concerned.&nbsp; Nothing to get mad at them about - just at the guy who sent them the publication to begin with.--The Sigil</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Sigil, post: 534856, member: 2013"] My quick and "uninformed" little opinion... I do not blame RPGNow.com for not "screening" products. It seems to me that their policy is rather reasonable. They put up the products sent to them, trusting that the author(s) made an effort to be compliant/forthright about their product. When a product is released that is not compliant or of dubious... shall we say... representation of itself, that is not on RPGNow. It is on the the author/publisher... remember Thetamagical Meorums? When RPGNow.com becomes aware of a problem, they are usually pretty good about checking the problem and getting the offending product off the shelf within a day (at most) - as one would expect - they want to investigate the allegations before acting. I really don't see what the issue here is any more. As far as I'm concerned, RPGNow.com has a track record of acting in good faith as far as removing uncompliant/misrepresented products as soon as they are aware of the violation and have researched the issue enough to confirm the violation. End of discussion, as far as I'm concerned. Nothing to get mad at them about - just at the guy who sent them the publication to begin with. --The Sigil [/QUOTE]

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