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<blockquote data-quote="MGibster" data-source="post: 8491267" data-attributes="member: 4534">Have you ever been to California?&nbsp; It's a beautiful state with so much to see and do that I cannot recommend it highly enough.&nbsp; Anyway, I went up there around 2005 and it seemed like everywhere I turned I would see a warning label.&nbsp; The first hotel I stayed out had a little placard near the front door declaring that some of the material used during the construction of the hotel was known to the state of California to cause cancer.&nbsp; If you went to the store, you could see similar labels slapped on wide variety of products and even Disneyland couldn't escape. [ATTACH=full]148660[/ATTACH]Here's the thing.&nbsp; After a few days, all those Prop 65 signs became invisible.&nbsp; They were still everywhere, but they were just background noise that I filtered out subconsciously.&nbsp; And that's what the disclaimer on legacy D&amp;D products has become.&nbsp; Background noise that nobody pays attention to.&nbsp; And your warnings will eventually turn into background noise as well. But after reading your replies to Snarf I've got to ask, is this really about making amends?&nbsp; Because it seems more about making WotC and the authors' crawl on their bellies begging for forgiveness than it is about correcting any past harms associated with Gaz10.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MGibster, post: 8491267, member: 4534"] Have you ever been to California? It's a beautiful state with so much to see and do that I cannot recommend it highly enough. Anyway, I went up there around 2005 and it seemed like everywhere I turned I would see a warning label. The first hotel I stayed out had a little placard near the front door declaring that some of the material used during the construction of the hotel was known to the state of California to cause cancer. If you went to the store, you could see similar labels slapped on wide variety of products and even Disneyland couldn't escape. [ATTACH type="full" width="277px" alt="Photo courtesy of Wikipedia"]148660[/ATTACH] Here's the thing. After a few days, all those Prop 65 signs became invisible. They were still everywhere, but they were just background noise that I filtered out subconsciously. And that's what the disclaimer on legacy D&D products has become. Background noise that nobody pays attention to. And your warnings will eventually turn into background noise as well. But after reading your replies to Snarf I've got to ask, is this really about making amends? Because it seems more about making WotC and the authors' crawl on their bellies begging for forgiveness than it is about correcting any past harms associated with Gaz10. [/QUOTE]

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