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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RodneyThompson" data-source="post: 1493349" data-attributes="member: 3594">I disagree with this statement. As many have pointed out above, this picking-and-choosing will ultimately lead not only to hurt feelings but to endless debate. All the points above are completely valid and I agree with them 100%.However, I think there is an important point that hasn't been touched on yet. As a writer, say I'm looking for a set of rules on herbalism (to use the aforementioned topic) to integrate into my next book. For argument's sake let's say one company put out a set of rules that were considered pretty unbalanced and left out of the library. I come along looking for herbalism rules, and none of the existing ones fit my ideas. The herbalism rules that were left out might be just what I'm looking for, either that I could possibly fix or lift just small portions from. Even if a system is universally considered bad that doesn't mean it has no value. Capiche?</blockquote>