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<blockquote data-quote="LordEntrails" data-source="post: 9608514" data-attributes="member: 6804070">lol, is that really how you think business works? First, they have a relatively set number of writers, who are all busy on something they deem a higher priority. Then those writers have producers, who oversee what is being worked on. And editors and managers. And then they only have so many publications per year to put content in (yes, this is a self-imposed limit, but they have their reasons for doing this).So, what 5 or 20 pages of a planned upcoming publication do you think they should not publish and instead publish something that you say will be ignored by most everyone?They do and don't agree with you. They don't think they should be the ones publishing it, but they setup the DMsG so that others could publish such. They also released the Wizard's Fan Content Policy so that anyone could publish almost anything, as long s it's for the 'love of the game' (i.e. free)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LordEntrails, post: 9608514, member: 6804070"] lol, is that really how you think business works? First, they have a relatively set number of writers, who are all busy on something they deem a higher priority. Then those writers have producers, who oversee what is being worked on. And editors and managers. And then they only have so many publications per year to put content in (yes, this is a self-imposed limit, but they have their reasons for doing this). So, what 5 or 20 pages of a planned upcoming publication do you think they should not publish and instead publish something that you say will be ignored by most everyone? They do and don't agree with you. They don't think they should be the ones publishing it, but they setup the DMsG so that others could publish such. They also released the Wizard's Fan Content Policy so that anyone could publish almost anything, as long s it's for the 'love of the game' (i.e. free) [/QUOTE]

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