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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scribble" data-source="post: 5542527" data-attributes="member: 23977">That's the main point- none of us have their numbers, so we don't really know.Most of your comments are essentially true, but when those numbers are figured, IE when they decide how much bandwidth to use, how many CSRs they need/can afford, etc.. they're done so figuring an average number of users at each level of the system.If, there was a bleed, then that can royally frak the numbers creating a problem all throughout the company.As for houserules- It's slightly different from other digital tools of the past though because of the integration of the tools I think, combined with what I believe their ultimate goal is (ability to hop online and get into a game at any time.)In such a system, not only do you need to be able to create house rules, but you also need to be able to give certain people control over how they're used, or which ones can be used, and on top of all of that you as the developer need to make sure the integration and the system is working with numbers you know before the ones you don't start showing up.I can almost guarantee they'll turn on some form of support in the relatively near future.</blockquote>