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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Alphastream" data-source="post: 7662524" data-attributes="member: 11365">I absolutely hear you. I've had some nightmares from companies. A prominent second-tier RPG company took months to resolve my special version book I ordered. But, I know that isn't at all normal for them. And that's what I'm really speaking to. The number of problems is really low. The vast majority of times we will get great products and adequate service when there is a problem. But, there will be some bad times every now and then. Crazy reactions (such as calling for a boycot of asking WotC to sever ties with GF9) are destrutive reactions that hurt our hobby. We can keep reality in our perspective and react in ways that help our hobby be awesome. It could have been like this:"Hey, I had this problem. I'm posting here in hopes that it can be resolved.""Yeah, that sound bad. Probably an exception. But, here are some helpful calm thoughts.""I'm GF9, thanks to all of you for being cool about this. This was our bad. This is what happened. Fix on the way.""Awesome!"I'm pretty sure we could have had the same outcome, maybe even a better one, without the rage. The rage can also end up causing problems. Maybe WotC did get involved, hurting the relationship. Maybe someone would have been fired, instead of given a chance to correct the issue and learn from the mistake. Maybe other companies would see how the hobby reacts and decide licensing to WotC is too risky because fans are too fickle. Our hobby can be healthier.</blockquote>

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