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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MNblockhead" data-source="post: 9333180" data-attributes="member: 6796661">It does, but it make more sense because these are more static accounts. It is like Uber, Thumbtack, Rover, and similar platforms for independent service providers. I am sure that if a Convention get enough complaints, or even one very serious complaint, they would blacklist that DM in future years, but I don't think there are many practical options beyond that. Perhaps they could have some "verified DM" program or collaborate with a site like StartPlaying, but that would mainly work for pro DMs and would result in much higher per-game charges, I would think. Personally, I would much rather put up with the occasional creep than lose the volunteer DM community culture that most gaming conventions are built upon. That said, I guess I've been lucky. I have no DM horror stories from conventions. I've experienced a few annoying players over the years, but nothing serious. Nothing to make me walk away from the table or even feel the need to say anything to them.</blockquote>