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<blockquote data-quote="FormerLurker" data-source="post: 8910654" data-attributes="member: 7031660">Jesus wept dude.I said This is the crux of the issue for me. It was about the OGL a week or two ago. But now it's not.Not really.Almost nobody here is actually discussing or providing feedback. This was meant to be a goddamn plus thread and even here people keep picking fights.I'm not arguing WotC didn't mess up with the first attempt at a new OGL.That was then, this is now.Dwelling on hurt feelings doesn't fix things in the future, and doesn't ensure those small publishers everyone SAYS they're so concerned about have healthy careers and successful books in the future.If people actually cared about 3PP and not their own hurt feelings, they'd be focused on making the new license as solid and airtight and beneficial to 3PP as possible.As I said in my post that you apparently didn't read, if people actually cared about the health of the small publishers, they'd put their bruised egos and victim complexes aside and forgive D&amp;D. Because a successful D&amp;D means successful 3rd Party publishers.But they're NOT. People just want to rant about morality clauses and whine about how betrayed the feel.But I think I'm done with this discussion as this is a plus thread and I don't wish to derail it further...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FormerLurker, post: 8910654, member: 7031660"] Jesus wept dude. I said [B]This is the crux of the issue[I] for me. [/I][/B] It [I]was [/I]about the OGL a week or two ago. But now it's not. Not really. Almost nobody here is actually discussing or providing feedback. This was meant to be a goddamn plus thread and even here people keep picking fights. I'm not arguing WotC didn't mess up with the first attempt at a new OGL. That was then, this is now. Dwelling on hurt feelings doesn't fix things in the future, and doesn't ensure those small publishers everyone SAYS they're so concerned about have healthy careers and successful books in the future. If people [I]actually cared[/I] about 3PP and not their own hurt feelings, they'd be focused on making the new license as solid and airtight and beneficial to 3PP as possible. As I said in my post that you apparently didn't read, if people [I]actually[/I] cared about the health of the small publishers, they'd put their bruised egos and victim complexes aside and forgive D&D. Because a successful D&D means successful 3rd Party publishers. But they're NOT. People just want to rant about morality clauses and whine about how betrayed the feel. But I think I'm done with this discussion as this is a plus thread and I don't wish to derail it further... [/QUOTE]

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