Trying out a super-sale

[Flyspeck23]

So, got a rough idea of what your criteria for vendor suitability might be?

Good question.
It could be anything, from "this looks like crap" to "these rules are broken" to whatnot. I'd guess that RPG Now does have the criteria straight, but it would be good to know. Not just for publishers, but for customers too.

 

[rpghost]

I'm not going to get into the specifics... In short if you produce a decent looking product that doesn't infringe on any licenses there shouldn't be an issue. We will not be reviewing based on content, but more on presentation and functionality. If a book is writen by someone who obviously never read the d20 license we'll certainly not post it, though we do that already as it's a concrete thing not subjective.

Honestly I don't see many products being turned away, but obvious amature crap will not be getting past the doors this year.

Sage might have more input then I do as he'd be one of the people on the review team - at least our front line.

James

P.S. BTW, Our new site revamping and our search engine optimizations and the ENWorld sale should have everyone rejoicing in a great month. I think this is going to be a record month for RPGNow and a great way to start the new year.

 

[Dextra]

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useless post. nevermind

 

[JoeCrow]

I do like the new layout quite a bit. It's much more easy to use than the old one.

I think I'm becoming a pdf addict, though. I'm finding myself dropping at least $20 every other week at RPG Now.

 

[Voadam]

So Morrus, any more updates on the sale and wisdom gained from it?