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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Muad'dib Pendragon" data-source="post: 3471310" data-attributes="member: 8490">1.  Given WoTC's less than stellar track record with previous electronic D&D content (e-tools, promised web enhancements that never appeared, broken search function, etc), what evidence do consumers have to lead us to believe your latest digital initiative will fare any better?2.  In light of the lack of a readily available replacement product, what drove the timing of the press release?3.  Why was there not more of a WoTC PR presence on-line from the beginning to field questions, dispel rumors, etc?4.  Given the backlash, would WoTC have approached this change differently?      5.  Does this move mark the beginning of the end of WoTC's tabletop gaming support?6.  In digital initiative terms, who is WoTC's target audience?7.  How will you continue to support those who do not use computers or the Internet as a RPG mechanism at their gaming tables? 8.  How will the subscription work?  Month-to-month, credit card only, etc?9.  Will WoTC require customers to subscribe to the digital initiative to obtain errata?10.  Will WoTC offer a tiered subscription scheme (full access, limited content, or a la carte)?11.  Will WoTC offer free trial subscriptions to give prospective customers an opportunity to try before we buy?12.  Will WoTC's current online D&D content (web enhancements, etc) remain free?13.  What is the digital initiative's target date to go live?  Is it firm?14.  Will the digital initiative include access to back content from previous Dungeon and Dragon magazines?15.  What, exactly, can we expect to see?  Virtual gaming tables, SRD hotlink access, online character creation/tracking, etc?16.  How will Dungeon and Dragon inserts (maps, cards, etc) be replaced?</blockquote>

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