[RPGNow/Ronin Arts]Can RPGNow Customer Comments Be Edited?

[jaerdaph]

Is there any way to edit your comments about a product once you submit them on RPGNow?

Tonight I wrote comments for Ronin Arts' Visions II: Phantasmal Memories (http://www.rpgnow.com/product_reviews_info.php?cid=6662&reviews_id=6791&), and my spelling/usage errors aside, there were two things I wanted to correct:

1. Henry James "Turning of the Screw" - this should be "The Turn of the Screw" - Somehow the chapter "Turning the Screw" from Mongoose Publishing's OGL Horror and the title of James' novel got mangled in my 40+ year old neurons.

2. I mentioned that "While firmly rooted in the d20 ruleset, this product isn't a slave to game mechanics, and emphasizes story over rules, allowing it to capture the mood found in Gothic tales of the supernatural", but I didn't explain this. Another review for this product mentioned that "incorporeal creates [sic] can't grapple", but the example of the applied incorporeal undead harbinger spirit template this refers to, the Bean Nighe/Washer Woman, has a powerful choke attack that essentially *defines* this creature, thus necessitating the use of grapple.

Anyhow, I do know that publishers can leave replies to customer comments, so I hereby grant permission to Ronin Arts to add my two comments above in a reply, and would be grateful if they would.

Again, this is a very good product - I am really enjoying this series by Patrick Younts and look forward to the next installment!

 

[philreed]

I don't know how to change comments. You may want to e-mail custserv@rpgnow and ask this question.

 

[rpghost]

Phil,

I think what he meant is that you could copy his text into a REPLY to his comments which each publisher is allowed to leave. It's a reply button under the comment when you're logged into your account.

Really, only I can edit the comments when requested, but I'm on vacation in Las Vegas right now (lap tops and wi-fi are a wonderful thing).

James

 

[jaerdaph]

I'll send James an email with the complete corrected text, and he can swap it out if he's willing and when he's able.

Enjoy your vacation, James, and I hope your wrist is feeling better, Phil.

(Off now to read Visions III: Stitches, and maybe grab a pint of pumpkin ale)

 

[philreed]

Really, only I can edit the comments when requested, but I'm on vacation in Las Vegas right now (lap tops and wi-fi are a wonderful thing).

Hey! You're supposed to be on vacation! Go relax, man. And thanks for the info.

I hope your wrist is feeling better, Phil.

Thanks. Bruce Baugh recommended some stuff and it seems to be helping. I'll be taking most of next week off in an effort to heal my wrist.