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<blockquote data-quote="JohnRTroy" data-source="post: 5065696" data-attributes="member: 2732">The only negative from my perspective is all this time waiting for this to happen people could just donate and be done with it.&nbsp; And my bet is there would be overhead and delays--for all we know, the original PDF masters might even have been destroyed per the terms of agreement with WoTC and the shops, so they might have to be rescanned/recreated.Plus, consider that there are a lot more fans of the current edition than any previous ones, at least from the sales of WoTC are concerned.&nbsp; If that's the case, why would they want to worry about reproviding access to the real old catalog as opposed to doing a promotion for 4e.&nbsp; From all economic terms, they could do a lot more with the largest target market, maybe having a direct sale on book where x gets donated to Haiti.&nbsp; After all, if your doing a charity promotion, you'd want to focus on what would raise the most money, not just the niche markets.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JohnRTroy, post: 5065696, member: 2732"] The only negative from my perspective is all this time waiting for this to happen people could just donate and be done with it. And my bet is there would be overhead and delays--for all we know, the original PDF masters might even have been destroyed per the terms of agreement with WoTC and the shops, so they might have to be rescanned/recreated. Plus, consider that there are a lot more fans of the current edition than any previous ones, at least from the sales of WoTC are concerned. If that's the case, why would they want to worry about reproviding access to the real old catalog as opposed to doing a promotion for 4e. From all economic terms, they could do a lot more with the largest target market, maybe having a direct sale on book where x gets donated to Haiti. After all, if your doing a charity promotion, you'd want to focus on what would raise the most money, not just the niche markets. [/QUOTE]

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