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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Corinth" data-source="post: 357864" data-attributes="member: 497">That how Consumer Reports, film and music reviews work; this is common practice in mainstream society, and gamers are no different.D20 is now quite a viable entity in its own right, thank you.  D&D may be on top, but it's now more like the kung-fu master and his cadre of specialized students/allies rather than a mother and her infant children.As this relates to EN World, this is the D20 community site.  All D20 publishers acknowledge this, and they do so by making a concerted and consistant effort to maintain a visible presence at this site.  They work with EN World for mutual advantage, which has the effect of further promoting D20 as a whole throughout the gaming world.  Allowing HM into the review system would do the same damage as allowing the BRP version of Call of Cthulhu or the D6 version of Star Wars: dilution of EN World's value as a D20 community through the weakening of its focus; if you want non-D20 games reviewed, you can get it at RPG Net.EN World is the best D20 site around, and it has the strongest community.  Anything that would dilute that focus would damage the community and threaten its devolution into irrelevance, so it must not be done.</blockquote>