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<blockquote data-quote="ajevans" data-source="post: 8113280" data-attributes="member: 6861216">It's not so much me shifting the goal posts,&nbsp; as my views not fitting your projections of them from my original post. I was commenting on the product that was being reviewed, not commenting on the review. I don't buy that the boxed set had nothing to do with potential sensitivity issues, when they mention it's upcoming release in the exact same press release.&nbsp; It wasn't a coincidence.&nbsp; As a hypothetical examples it'd be like Ford issuing a press-release saying that they're dedicated to improving the environment, and releasing new electric vehicles like the Mach-E Mustang - and&nbsp; then arguing that the subsequent release of the Mach-E Mustang had nothing to do with press release extolling their green virtues.&nbsp;If companies extol their green virtues don't properly follow through they're accused of greenwashing.I feel WOTC is doing the equivalent of greenwashing. It's promoting itself and products on the back of something I don't feel it's really following through on. In my heart of hearts I know I'm being harsh, so totally except if you feel otherwise.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ajevans, post: 8113280, member: 6861216"] It's not so much me shifting the goal posts, as my views not fitting your projections of them from my original post. I was commenting on the product that was being reviewed, not commenting on the review. I don't buy that the boxed set had nothing to do with potential sensitivity issues, when they mention it's upcoming release in the exact same press release. It wasn't a coincidence. As a hypothetical examples it'd be like Ford issuing a press-release saying that they're dedicated to improving the environment, and releasing new electric vehicles like the Mach-E Mustang - and then arguing that the subsequent release of the Mach-E Mustang had nothing to do with press release extolling their green virtues. If companies extol their green virtues don't properly follow through they're accused of greenwashing. I feel WOTC is doing the equivalent of greenwashing. It's promoting itself and products on the back of something I don't feel it's really following through on. In my heart of hearts I know I'm being harsh, so totally except if you feel otherwise. [/QUOTE]

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