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<blockquote data-quote="GMSkarka" data-source="post: 3142791" data-attributes="member: 763">DTRPG isn't going to be making any decisions.&nbsp;&nbsp; Neither will RPGNow.The sites are now owned by a new business, which is a 50/50 partnership between the former owners of both sites.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; It is a true merger.&nbsp; The reason that nobody is losing their job over this (to answer the question of an earlier poster) is because the new company will now be dealing with roughly double the volume of the single companies, so the additional staff will be needed.The sites will continue to run separately (but with all product listed at both sites) for about the next six months or so, while the new unified site, with the best features of both sites and a bunch of new features as well, is programmed from the ground up.Disclosure:&nbsp; I handle customer service for RPGNow.&nbsp;&nbsp; So, I'm sure that there are some out there who will dismiss me as a shill -- but I really do think this is a huge positive for the PDF market.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GMSkarka, post: 3142791, member: 763"] DTRPG isn't going to be making any decisions. Neither will RPGNow. The sites are now owned by a new business, which is a 50/50 partnership between the former owners of both sites. It is a true merger. The reason that nobody is losing their job over this (to answer the question of an earlier poster) is because the new company will now be dealing with roughly double the volume of the single companies, so the additional staff will be needed. The sites will continue to run separately (but with all product listed at both sites) for about the next six months or so, while the new unified site, with the best features of both sites and a bunch of new features as well, is programmed from the ground up. Disclosure: I handle customer service for RPGNow. So, I'm sure that there are some out there who will dismiss me as a shill -- but I really do think this is a huge positive for the PDF market. [/QUOTE]

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