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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ACValterra" data-source="post: 1115123" data-attributes="member: 14171">Because it is compatible with D&D and it does cover sex? And as I stated above I believed and still do that a press release does not constitute marketing. And finally I have said it was crappy press release that I regret.The license demands that I put that text on my book. The purpose of that text is to let the world know that this product requires you to have, and be conversant, with D&D. In the original license that text was optional. The assumption on our part was that everyone would put the text as prominantly as they could on their products. When people didn't use the text it became mandatory. We wanted people to promote D&D on their products. That is what I did. From the very beginning Ryan Dancey said - eventually there will be a d20 product that covers sex or the Klu Klux Klan - our defense is that we have no oversite or control over content of products. That has obviously changed.Well I was hoping to have it out *before* the license change.I think there is an underlying assumption I am mising in this. Why wouldn't I do everything I could to get this product out and into the hands of the consumer? And why is that "thumbing my nose". I care about this product. I think its a great product that is useful and will sell well. I want as many consumers as possible to look through it and decide for themselves cause I think alot of them will buy it. I'm a business man. I didn't do this product out of spite or revenge I did it because I beleive in it and its a product I've wanted to do since I was in college. I just had the realization last March that it was "now or never".AV</blockquote>

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