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<blockquote data-quote="Maggan" data-source="post: 3981917" data-attributes="member: 6616">It's really not that simple. I myself do run a business, and while $5,000 is not a trivial sum of money, to put it in perspective I need to raise $70, 000 every month to pay for wages, and another $3,000 to pay for rent, and then sundry expenses on top of that. So considering that we have to take in close to $75,000 each month, raising $5,000 more is not an impossible task. We would need for everyone to bill on average 6 or 7 hours extra that month to cover that expense.I do understand that it's not done at the drop of a hat, but I do also know from my own experience that it is possible, and for some companies not even a big deal, to raise that kind of money, would it be deemed strategically important enough.It should be noted that I'm not in the business of publishing roleplaying games, since then I would not be at all confident of even raising $5,000 in a month to pay for wages./M</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maggan, post: 3981917, member: 6616"] It's really not that simple. I myself do run a business, and while $5,000 is not a trivial sum of money, to put it in perspective I need to raise $70, 000 every month to pay for wages, and another $3,000 to pay for rent, and then sundry expenses on top of that. So considering that we have to take in close to $75,000 each month, raising $5,000 more is not an impossible task. We would need for everyone to bill on average 6 or 7 hours extra that month to cover that expense. I do understand that it's not done at the drop of a hat, but I do also know from my own experience that it is possible, and for some companies not even a big deal, to raise that kind of money, would it be deemed strategically important enough. It should be noted that I'm not in the business of publishing roleplaying games, since then I would not be at all confident of even raising $5,000 in a month to pay for wages. /M [/QUOTE]

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