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<blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 9420675" data-attributes="member: 22779">You are of course, absolutely accurate.&nbsp; I said writers when I should have said people who directly contributed TO THE PRINTED PRODUCT.&nbsp; Good grief, how pedantic do you want to get?Every single person you list there are people who directly contributed to the printed book that I can buy at a store and hold in my hand.&nbsp; They are the people who created art, rules or text for the book.&nbsp; In other words, they are people who had some hand in the creation of the PRINTED PRODUCT.&nbsp; Which is the credit that is being discussed.&nbsp; The claim is that the D&amp;D Beyond team made contributions to the printed product, which is what the credits are crediting - the PRINTED PRODUCT.&nbsp; Not the D&amp;D Beyond version, but, the physical, printed product.Now, my issue is that all we have is one person's claim that their team made contributions to the printed product.&nbsp; And my only issue is that I would like to have some outside confirmation of that claim, because, honestly?&nbsp; I'm sorry, I don't know this person.&nbsp; I have never interacted with this person.&nbsp; I know nothing beyond what has been posted to Facebook and here.&nbsp; And, I'm so very sorry if I don't immediately take everything told to me via social media to be absolute gospel truth that must never be questioned.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hussar, post: 9420675, member: 22779"] You are of course, absolutely accurate. I said writers when I should have said people who directly contributed TO THE PRINTED PRODUCT. Good grief, how pedantic do you want to get? Every single person you list there are people who directly contributed to the printed book that I can buy at a store and hold in my hand. They are the people who created art, rules or text for the book. In other words, they are people who had some hand in the creation of the PRINTED PRODUCT. Which is the credit that is being discussed. The claim is that the D&D Beyond team made contributions to the printed product, which is what the credits are crediting - the PRINTED PRODUCT. Not the D&D Beyond version, but, the physical, printed product. Now, my issue is that all we have is one person's claim that their team made contributions to the printed product. And my only issue is that I would like to have some outside confirmation of that claim, because, honestly? I'm sorry, I don't know this person. I have never interacted with this person. I know nothing beyond what has been posted to Facebook and here. And, I'm so very sorry if I don't immediately take everything told to me via social media to be absolute gospel truth that must never be questioned. [/QUOTE]

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