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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Enforcer" data-source="post: 3469838" data-attributes="member: 396">Other: Because it's just a magazine. Wizards of the Coast didn't cancel food and water, nor, despite some protests, kill a friend or family member. They took their license back. Unless you own stock in Hasbro, you pretty much have no say in the matter, but please feel free to vote with your wallets if it's that important to you.Advantages that I see for the online distribution model as it relates to my wants and needs:-100% official content, without debate.-Searchable and indexable.-Easily shared (I can just print a one-page article or a new feat or prestige class or whatever and hand it out to my group; also I can print to PDF on my Mac, though to be fair PC users can't do this without paying for a full version of Acrobat).-No shelf space bloat. Yes, I know people love collecting things, but for me I'd rather be able to find the needle in the haystack with a quick keyword search rather than have to dig through several magazine issues.-Quality. Why do I say quality? Because I envision articles of the caliber of Keith Baker's Dragonshards or Mind's Eye, that's why. Wizards has already shown that they can produce quality stuff online and if they want this to succeed they'll continue to do so.</blockquote>