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<blockquote data-quote="fjw70" data-source="post: 6600132" data-attributes="member: 80924">It's hard to argue opinions. You said you can cancel products that aren't announced.&nbsp; At what point is it considered a cancelation? After an initial meeting discussing the new product? 2, 3, 4, or 5 meetings? After a few pieces are written for the product? After a cover mock-up is done? Unless the product is announced, at what stage of development is it considered canceled if not completed?I am still waiting on this CCG &quot;lie&quot; they told.I guess we should define bad interactions with the fans.&nbsp; The original quote that started this discussion is I am sorry but WotC changing something in their product catalogue is no excuse to rip them a new one, and I consider that very immature behavior. So cancelling articles and changing directions on DDI is no excuse to act like a two year old.So I stand by my statement that unless WotC staff is being rude or lying to the fans that they haven't contributed to bad fan interactions (in the sense this discussion is using that phrase).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fjw70, post: 6600132, member: 80924"] It's hard to argue opinions. You said you can cancel products that aren't announced. At what point is it considered a cancelation? After an initial meeting discussing the new product? 2, 3, 4, or 5 meetings? After a few pieces are written for the product? After a cover mock-up is done? Unless the product is announced, at what stage of development is it considered canceled if not completed? I am still waiting on this CCG "lie" they told. I guess we should define bad interactions with the fans. The original quote that started this discussion is I am sorry but WotC changing something in their product catalogue is no excuse to rip them a new one, and I consider that very immature behavior. So cancelling articles and changing directions on DDI is no excuse to act like a two year old. So I stand by my statement that unless WotC staff is being rude or lying to the fans that they haven't contributed to bad fan interactions (in the sense this discussion is using that phrase). [/QUOTE]

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