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<blockquote data-quote="sigfried" data-source="post: 671770" data-attributes="member: 1798">Why not try anywayI don't like that they have bent over backwards to restrict their list to print only publishers.&nbsp; I'm only a little offended, but if I were them I'd probably do the same thing.&nbsp; Those guys have financial incentive to stick to the NDA, as opposed to the usual yahoos, who aren't likely to be afraid of breaking the agreement.&nbsp; So I think its more a question of who they trust more than who they like.I'll try to get in there anyway by begging and brown-nosing.&nbsp; These tactics have been pretty effective for me so far, but this one is an up-hill battle.Over in Netbook of Feats land I've got to deal with two layers of discrimination.&nbsp; The first is were not in print.&nbsp; The second is we don't charge any money for our product.&nbsp; I always try to get us listed as publishers instead of fan work, but usually with little luck.I'll have to say that it is easier for us to update than printed products.&nbsp; If we make a mistake we just fix it in the next pass.&nbsp; Our HTML version takes about 10 seconds to generate, and the PDF takes a few hours to reprint.Still I'd like to think that if there is anyone who needs to know what the rules are going to look like it's us.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sigfried, post: 671770, member: 1798"] [b]Why not try anyway[/b] I don't like that they have bent over backwards to restrict their list to print only publishers. I'm only a little offended, but if I were them I'd probably do the same thing. Those guys have financial incentive to stick to the NDA, as opposed to the usual yahoos, who aren't likely to be afraid of breaking the agreement. So I think its more a question of who they trust more than who they like. I'll try to get in there anyway by begging and brown-nosing. These tactics have been pretty effective for me so far, but this one is an up-hill battle. Over in Netbook of Feats land I've got to deal with two layers of discrimination. The first is were not in print. The second is we don't charge any money for our product. I always try to get us listed as publishers instead of fan work, but usually with little luck. I'll have to say that it is easier for us to update than printed products. If we make a mistake we just fix it in the next pass. Our HTML version takes about 10 seconds to generate, and the PDF takes a few hours to reprint. Still I'd like to think that if there is anyone who needs to know what the rules are going to look like it's us. [/QUOTE]

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