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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ceresco" data-source="post: 3449272" data-attributes="member: 8585">Sorry, the facitious button wasn't working. I do know the realities of RPG publishing. It's the thinnest profit margin I've ever seen. I recognize that it's a labor of love for a majority of gaming companies. I wish it were different. It's a tough gig, one I would never depend upon for my sole means of income. But, it would be cool to do the occasional free lance bit now and then, just for the love of the game.I have the greatest respect for those authors who are working in this industry. I couldn't do it full time and would never encourage anyone to try to make a go at it. The pressure of completing a project on time and where is the next assignment coming from would be too much for me.But that was only the most off handed remark. What remains is the question of what it means to be a professional in the RPG industry. It seems the standard of excellence is regretably low. I let my opinion be heard to publishers who dissapoint me, either with an email, or by never spending my money on their products again.Respectfully,Edward Kopp: Arcaniac at Large</blockquote>