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<blockquote data-quote="Mercutio01" data-source="post: 4950067" data-attributes="member: 37277"><p>Quick - Pepsi, Coke, or something else? Target, Walmart or something else? McDonald's, Burger King, or something else?</p><p></p><p>What I'm getting at is that all those companies try to gain the most consumers of their products, but invariably they cannot have all of the available consumers. So they make decisions that alienate one set of consumers in preference for another. It appears to me that Wizards has concentrated on the subscriber consumer (whether subscriber only or subscriber and print) at the cost of the print-only consumer. I'm the latter, not the former, so I'll take my money elsewhere.</p><p></p><p>I prefer Coke to Pepsi (Pepsi tastes too sweet), Target to Walmart (I currently work at Target and get a discount), and Burger King to McDonald's (I like the burgers better). In the last 2 years, I have seen Wizards make decisions and errors which have now made them into my Pepsi, my Walmart, my McDonald's--not my company of choice, and one that I won't be actively supporting with my money.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mercutio01, post: 4950067, member: 37277"] Quick - Pepsi, Coke, or something else? Target, Walmart or something else? McDonald's, Burger King, or something else? What I'm getting at is that all those companies try to gain the most consumers of their products, but invariably they cannot have all of the available consumers. So they make decisions that alienate one set of consumers in preference for another. It appears to me that Wizards has concentrated on the subscriber consumer (whether subscriber only or subscriber and print) at the cost of the print-only consumer. I'm the latter, not the former, so I'll take my money elsewhere. I prefer Coke to Pepsi (Pepsi tastes too sweet), Target to Walmart (I currently work at Target and get a discount), and Burger King to McDonald's (I like the burgers better). In the last 2 years, I have seen Wizards make decisions and errors which have now made them into my Pepsi, my Walmart, my McDonald's--not my company of choice, and one that I won't be actively supporting with my money. [/QUOTE]
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