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<blockquote data-quote="MrGrenadine" data-source="post: 5096394" data-attributes="member: 62619">Wow, thats just insulting.&nbsp; I guess those college degrees on my wall aren't worth the paper they're printed on.There is absolutely nothing amiss in discussing whether a small, privately held company might someday grow to be a market leader, like the huge corporate-owned behemoth that WotC is.&nbsp; Let's forget that WotC started as small as Paizo.And to refine my previous post, I would love to see Paizo gain the market share, name recognition and profits of WotC--but I'd rather see them do it without having to be sold to a huge corporation.&nbsp; I love that Paizo is owned and run by gamers.And yes, understand that WotC's market share and profits probably cannot be matched without the juice being owned by a huge corporation gives you.&nbsp; But if there were any druthers to be had, and I could have mine, I'd keep Paizo gamer-owned and run.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MrGrenadine, post: 5096394, member: 62619"] Wow, thats just insulting. I guess those college degrees on my wall aren't worth the paper they're printed on. There is absolutely nothing amiss in discussing whether a small, privately held company might someday grow to be a market leader, like the huge corporate-owned behemoth that WotC is. Let's forget that WotC started as small as Paizo. And to refine my previous post, I would love to see Paizo gain the market share, name recognition and profits of WotC--but I'd rather see them do it without having to be sold to a huge corporation. I love that Paizo is owned and run by gamers. And yes, understand that WotC's market share and profits probably cannot be matched without the juice being owned by a huge corporation gives you. But if there were any druthers to be had, and I could have mine, I'd keep Paizo gamer-owned and run. [/QUOTE]

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