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<blockquote data-quote="Guest&nbsp; 85555" data-source="post: 9035626"><p>I don't think it is a demand to simply say you find the price too high. It is expressing an opinion and hopefully helping contribute to a conversation that helps paint a picture of what people can afford, what they are willing to spend on books, etc. And it is a full conversation. People are also weighing in saying they think the prices are fine. That is the kind of conversation that people should be having in my opinion. </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>I am not demanding anything. WOTC can do whatever it wants to. But I can give my opinion about the cost of books, the cost of production and where the hobby is at in that respect (and people can disagree and that is fine). </p><p></p><p></p><p>Sure, but plenty of people have canceled netflix when they have raised their prices. I personally have limited my streaming to netflix and prime (and my wife would be very happy if we got rid of one of them). I haven't watched any of the new star wars or star trek shows because it just isn't workable in our budget to take on those streaming services. I approach my book spending in the same way. And while no one can demand anything from a company, if the economic realities make the cover prices harder for people to afford, sales will go down</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Guest 85555, post: 9035626"] I don't think it is a demand to simply say you find the price too high. It is expressing an opinion and hopefully helping contribute to a conversation that helps paint a picture of what people can afford, what they are willing to spend on books, etc. And it is a full conversation. People are also weighing in saying they think the prices are fine. That is the kind of conversation that people should be having in my opinion. I am not demanding anything. WOTC can do whatever it wants to. But I can give my opinion about the cost of books, the cost of production and where the hobby is at in that respect (and people can disagree and that is fine). Sure, but plenty of people have canceled netflix when they have raised their prices. I personally have limited my streaming to netflix and prime (and my wife would be very happy if we got rid of one of them). I haven't watched any of the new star wars or star trek shows because it just isn't workable in our budget to take on those streaming services. I approach my book spending in the same way. And while no one can demand anything from a company, if the economic realities make the cover prices harder for people to afford, sales will go down [/QUOTE]
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