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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ranger REG" data-source="post: 1073652" data-attributes="member: 533">But there is a difference. You see, you all complained by the intrusion of Poly in the first place, even though only we were given smaller number of pages as opposed to the Dungeon side. While anyone would have called it unfair, I accepted what was given, when I first bought Poly.I repeat: I, a Poly reader, accepted what was given back in 2002.When the magazine went into a monthly format in the late Spring/early Summer, it tries to be fair for both camps making it a 60/40 format and alternate every month (Poly gets 60 pages in month, Dungeon get 60 pages in the next month). I accepted it, yet you Dungeon readers continue to complain.So, I've concluded that you all conspired to remove Poly, damned our feelings and support for that magazine. So what does that leave us Poly readers? Frankly, you don't care. So why should I care now about your past feeling, after what I have stated above?BTW, thanks for understanding my message, Vocenoctum. I know you don't agree with it (and for that, I respect, admire, and envy your stance), and I hope someday I will come around and see things in a positive light as I did back in 2002. But in all honesty, I don't know how this can be a good thing for us Poly readers. The only thing I can try to do is keep an open mind. We already lost Campaign magazine, which was an independent d20 gaming magazine, but now Fast Forward decided that the new format is to support their games and products. As for Gaming Frontier, despite the deals for subscribers, I can never bring myself to buy a $20 magazine issue.Sighs. Erik, there is but two words I want to say to you that I have repeatedly said to Rick Berman & Brannon Braga when they try to make good Star Trek TVs and movies...Impress me. (And I mean on the Poly side only.)</blockquote>

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