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<blockquote data-quote="Treebore" data-source="post: 3322439" data-attributes="member: 10177">OK, what she (Dextra) said. The ENNIEs are obviously trying to become a very strong and viable, as well as &quot;independent&quot; award. Active support and participation on the part of the various RPG companies would, I think, obviously be the best way to help carry the whole process forward.Obviously the ENNIE Awards may never make everyone happy, but it will be even less likely for them to do so if companies refuse to participate and communicate in helping the awards become better.So even if you, and any other companies, don't wish to submit for any awards, at the very least keep communicating so they can address all concerns and have time to think of solutions.Plus, with good communication, I think &quot;at the last minute&quot; is plenty of time for us to create a good judging process for this year. After all, these decisions need to be made for those elected as judges to do their judging, irregardless.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Treebore, post: 3322439, member: 10177"] OK, what she (Dextra) said. The ENNIEs are obviously trying to become a very strong and viable, as well as "independent" award. Active support and participation on the part of the various RPG companies would, I think, obviously be the best way to help carry the whole process forward. Obviously the ENNIE Awards may never make everyone happy, but it will be even less likely for them to do so if companies refuse to participate and communicate in helping the awards become better. So even if you, and any other companies, don't wish to submit for any awards, at the very least keep communicating so they can address all concerns and have time to think of solutions. Plus, with good communication, I think "at the last minute" is plenty of time for us to create a good judging process for this year. After all, these decisions need to be made for those elected as judges to do their judging, irregardless. [/QUOTE]

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