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from that "press release" for lack of a better word form Twitch to write up about hoe the 2017 numbers aren't factual, or find someone that was willing to report on it as a "credible" resource form the very few Knowledge (XXG) allows of mainstream "fake news" media. anyone understanding a calendar should understand 2018 is AFTER 2017, so there is something wrong with the claims made at that point; as to the cited news outlet has made assumptions with no proof in either the SyFy article i posted, or the cited article referenced in the actual article on Knowledge (XXG) other than the words of a WotC employee (Greg Tito) that doesn't present any data to display other than his own commentary to those "numbers". maybe check Polygon or somewhere if you can navigate their horrid website beyond the current days posts to find a mention of it, or many other places that you are able and willing to dig through. i am not going to go to those ad-filled sites to get a virus myself, unless it is an archived page that i can see is safe from the archiving websites. Also WotC being a subsidiary of HASBRO, and Twitch being a subsidiary of Amazon, are places so small you wouldn't hear about them on mainstream news outlets unless it were major illegal activity going on, an would have to search the niche news sites for the niche content they provide. Just because a news article or outlet makes a claim, doesn't make it verifiable. so if nothing more than putting a tag on that article linked to say "not verifiable", or whatever method WP has for such vague claims with no data to back it up, then so be it. i surely don't know my way around those WP:cite style things anymore as it has been years since i was made feel unwelcome to editing WP so leave it to others to do the actual editing of articles.

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statements need to be removed. WotC business venture and partnership with Twitch for Twitch's Curse platform DNDBeyond.com means they have a reason to provide such false number to places like Bloomberg cited in the article to dilute the facts, which should not be allowed on Knowledge (XXG), unless it is now about just advertisements rather than factual verifiable information.

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that time may have wanted us to organize things thematically instead of simply chronological, or maybe that was just what we wanted to do. Either way, I'm not too worried, but any breakdowns you use should not be arbitrary - maybe break it up by major events or new directions for the company or some such. Anyway, it's a lot better now, and properly updated!

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hundreds of rpg publishers and creators. By making this choice to legally support thier hobby, fans are keeping rpgs alive. I say that without one bit of exaggeration or melodrama. Around seven new rpg titles go live every day at DriveThruRPG and RPGNow. The hobby could not be nearly that prolific if not due to fans choosing to support their hobby.

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buckets plus everything post 2004. I think this might lead to a readability issue with the History section jumping a bit back and forth in time. Maybe there should be a "1997-2005" section with subsections for the two acquisition bits, then "2005-2013", "2014-present" sections (just based off of Wizards publishing waves).

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Knowledge (XXG) should not be used as an advertisement service to boast false numbers for one company over another, but should present actual facts. so either the wording needs to be changed to reflect the verifiable truth, that it is a claim made with no verified data to back up that claim, or those

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but should we think of reorganizing the sections a bit? The "Acquisition of TSR and Pokémon TCG" section covers history from 1997-2003 and the "Acquisition by Hasbro" section covers history from 1999-2004 and then there is a separate "2000 – 2010" section which covers things going on not in those two

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Wizards gave us legal notice to remove their titles. Due to what I'll characterize as a miscommunication on intent, we complied immediately and removed all public access to Wizards' products from DriveThruRPG and RPGNow. In turns out this was not a situation that either we or Wizards desired. I am in

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First, there are no "contract negotiations" with Wizards that led to the current situation. We have been doing business with Wizards on downloads for over six years now and always enjoyed a positive and co-operative license relationship. The thread's hypothesis that the situation might be a result of

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Controversy is already in the article header. That is just where I figured this might go. I an not that good at adding material, so was wanting to address it here to how it should be added. I am a much better reader, than writer, and don't want to ruin the work done by the editors to get this article

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The constant biannual layoffs at WotC concern gamers on places like ENWorld, many blogger sites, and a few industry and designer personal sites. How should this be included in the article to not interfere with the GA status as the most recent layoffs took another bite of the digital team as well some

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While the claim was made, it should somehow be noted in the article that Twitch doesn't consider D&D to be the actual D&D game in its category, and allows anything tabletop RPG related from drawing anime art, painting Star Wars miniatures, building furniture, etc; due to the nature of Twitch

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This makes DRM an extremely poor choice for any publisher. DRM inevitably restricts ease of purchase and ease of use, and anything that tips customer choice from legal purchase toward pirating is a bad business decision. DRM does nothing to prevent pirated files from being available, since the files

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i provided a link to the Twitch own blog stating about the addition of a category for "not D&D" and when it was first created is Sept 2018, past the date of the year 2017 that is mentioned in the Bloomberg news article referenced. you will have to find someone eloquent enough to add the content

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Ok, well, I yanked Birthright, Spelljammer, and Mystara from the list, since they also have no publications after the TSR purchase. I'm still not entirely satisfied with the section though, as I feel it remains a little too heavy on the D&D/TSR related properties and not enough on the Wizard's

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Seems reasonable. I'm glad this article is getting some attention - probably more attention than it has gotten since I was one of the folks working to get it up to GA in the first place several years ago... and it was showing. ;) I forget since it was several years ago, but I think the reviewer at

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article, it should be put into this article with citations. Beyond that potential information, it doesn't seem to provide much else of reference value. If someone wants "further reading," it's right there in the citations, which is where I'd expect to find further reading in any academic work.

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I agree with FrozenPurpleCube, the most obvious interpretation of the list is "books WotC has published." Thus, adding books they own the rights to would be confusing. Furthermore, we don't actually know WotC has those rights. A list of "things WotC has published" is easy to confirm, a list of

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The posts by D&D fans across all gaming forums, while angry at times, are ultimately posted out of concern for Wizards and the desire to see Wizards make the best choices. Whether I ever do business with Wizards again or not, Wizards is a big part of the hobby that I love and for that reason

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I'm in total agreement with Jclemens and thumperward. I haven't seen any analysis from the industry press about it, but reports aren't too hard to find. Noting that they had two rounds of layoffs this year is accurate, citable, and neutral. Coming to conclusions about WotC's health or future

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Given that rpg books will always be on file-sharing sites, it means that anyone who purchases a legal PDF is doing so because they prefer to make that choice over pirating the file. Thankfully, the number of rpg fans who make that decision are legion and it lets us send payments every month to

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On Monday I spoke with Wizards' legal department in a call that I thought would discuss the lawsuits Wizards has filed. We had been co-operating with Wizards to supply information on pirated files for those lawsuits (as allowed under our site privacy policy). Instead I was informed of Wizards'

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I regret that some customers have inferred that our download counts are any guarantee of availability to re-download titles. We really do not like iTunes' approach of "one download, you lose it, pay again" so we do our best to offer perpetual downloads of purchased titles. Our agreements with

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I am posting this here for reference in case anyone wishes to follow, or expound on this situation as the months of the lawsuits may roll out. This is in entireity from a post of WotC forums from someone from RPGNow on the PDF sales front of the matters. Original post can be found here:

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I agree, they do own the rights, but with their name never having appeared on the product, it's a tad inaccurate. At the least, I'd prefer they be seperated out by something like "Wizards also owns the rights to published books for these other intellectual properties" .

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article - it was recently delisted as a GA, but I betcha it's still got a few good RS's. We can check other articles that are related to WotC as well, but I bet they're out there. We might be able to re-source some of the stuff that Drilnoth removed earlier today. :)

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discussions with Wizards legal and it looks highly probable that we will be able to offer customers time to come back and re-download prior purchases for their personal archives. We will email and post information on sites once we have final confirmation on this.

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As many other folks on this forum have stated, I also believe that piracy for the foreseeable future is unavoidable for books. So long as printed copies and scanners and torrents exist, rpg books have been and will be pirated. It's sad and fatalistic, but it's

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I am otherwise as confused as anyone else here on the rationale behind Wizards' decision. I know there are some smart people at Wizards like Scott who get it, so I can only speculate that there are others who are not as informed and who are making the call on

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I'm a little uncomfortable with this section, since it lists all of the TSR settings, and I'm not sure all of them have been published under Wizard's management. And in comparison, the TSR entry for novels is minimal. Any opinions or information?

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My only issue is that citations are much less visible than links. It is a very well written and lengthy article on the history of wotc including much information not given in the wiki page. It would be more valuable as a link than as an redundant

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direction will need citations I haven't yet seen. On that note, here are the two citations I can offer at the moment, if someone else wants to look to integrating them (feel free to add to this list, or delete items that are integrated): —

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publishers though do not let us guarantee this - as this situation makes clear. We have learned a lesson here by reading that some customers inferred otherwise, and we will make some changes soon to clarify this on DriveThruRPG and RPGNow.

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Wizards of the Coast bought the long-running Game Keeper stores. The retail chain was around for decades before Wizards became anything useful. Strange how there's nothing about a store that every single mall in the US had one of!

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This section has been totally unreferenced for over a year, so I am removing it now. If you can find anything in here that you can source, feel free to add it to the article in an appropriate place. I am reproducing the whole text

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If I remember correctly, either Wizards of teh Coast or TSR made a Martial Arts RPG back in the early 2000s and releaed it chapter by chapter online for free. Anyone remember what the name of this RPG was and should it be included

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to GA status with my poor grammar, as well ruin the expeirence of wikipedia readers themselves with it. So with the absence of a WotC Press release on the latest round is ICV2 a reliable secondary source for this information?

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I think that the article by Shannon Appelcline is probably fairly reliable, although I can't be positive. I think that most of RPGnet is created by members, so that wouldn't be reliable and is why I removed the other ref.

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This section is completely unreferenced. Some of it looks like it might be worth mentioning in the history section, so if there is a source for it I don't mind pulling out the most important parts and sticking them in.

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The "You Make The Card" forum is not a place for players to submit ideas to be used in future sets. For legal reasons, the people who actually work on the sets are not even allowed to look at those forums. I believe

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Good idea; I brifley tried looking for sources for the stuff I removed, but didn't say any in the first page or so of GHITS. I can probably look into finding cites for that stuff in more detail a little later.

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The last of the Dark Sun novels was published in 1996, which would be before the WotC purchase, and yet Amazon lists Wizards as the publisher. I am going to remove at least Dark Sun from the list, but please

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being a video game focused website, and treats other entities that appear on it as novelties and have no knowledge of them. Twitch has a vested interest as does WotC to give false information of this nature.

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Wizards has a vocal online community. Its members' posts on "magicthegathering.com" sub forum has made Wizards change some of their online employees, contents of articles and even the content of the website.

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We are offering full refunds to anyone who purchased a Wizards title from us but never downloaded it. These are extremely rare cases, as most everyone downloaded the goodies as soon as they were originally

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D&D designers art directors, and the VP of digital gaming himself that was heading up both DDI and Gleemax? (see D&D project page from banner above for more information on the layoffs.)

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hopefully this will help other editors in research and finding info from any and all sides of this in regards to WotC and help make this article not bound by rampant speculation of any facts.

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I don't personally have any great love for WotC, but their importance to D&D, RPGs in general, and CCGs can't be denied; therefore I feel this article should be improved significantly. :)

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It is my understanding that WotC owns the rights to those titles, even though they haven't published anything new since trhe buyout. Thus I think it would be appropriate to list them. --

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game designers have also been known to visit the D20 Character Optimization Board to get information on how character classes have been used, and which ones are considered too powerful.

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Originally a basement-run role-playing game publisher, the company created the collectible card game genre with the release of Magic: The Gathering in the mid-1990s, acquired the...

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Michael 'elf' Feuell (Former Software Development Manager, Character Builder Lead Developer, and MTGO Rules Engine Lead Developer) identifies himself also removed from WotC staff.

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I saw that one coming too... Well, again, we made a lot of progress, and if we can address the concerns brought up in this FAC, then we can give it another try. :) Ready for the

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We already learned lessons on DRM the hard way in the past, so I know the issue intimately. For many years now, we have embraced watermarking as the preferable solution.

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Went to town on this article. It's amazing how many details one would think important were missing from the history section! Next, I'm planning on going over the

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article and its sources and see what I can add here from there. Might do more of this tonight, or I might wait until tomorrow or later this week. We'll see! :)

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Redundant citations aren't a problem. If anything, they support each other, providing an even stronger reference for the fact. I say leave it where it is. —

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Members run an annual "Urza Awards" competition to recognize the contributions of noteworthy users. Forum moderators also organize "UnCon", Unconventional

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Well, should we give it a go? Would anyone like to give it a critique before any such process starts? Do you think there's even a chance of success? -

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In the Gygax article GA, I wasn't so sure about splitting out the list of his works, but in this case it might be a better idea to split out into

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I respectfully decline to work on this article any more than I occasionally do/have on the grounds of personal reasons, but wish you luck BOZ.

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ones. I'll check Wizard's book publishing section, see what else they've published. At the least, the Magic-novelizations belong somewhere.

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Citation 1 is a very good article on the history of wizards of the coast, would be extremely use full for someone looking to learn more.

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http://files.shareholder.com/downloads/HAS/0x0x885297/839A94EB-5D0A-421E-8F98-6173DBBED238/HAS_News_2016_4_11_Public_Relations_News_.pdf

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Chris Cocks has replaced Greg Leeds as CEO. I am never great at formatting citations, but have included the url in the citation.

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to include any of your claims. I have redacted unsourced claims of illegal activity because we're not here to be a platform for

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viewpoints; accusations of illegal activity require sources. "Many complaints have been made" is not a source. An article from

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Wizards today linked an early usenet article by Peter Adkison. Very detailed about the early history of Wizards. If you need a

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A very nice review of WotC life appeared lately. Check it at http://www.rpg.net/columns/briefhistory/briefhistory1.phtml --

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Coming off of the Gygax article, by the way, I can see this one has a ways to go. But, I can tell you that since it's much

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alone, I hope that they reconsider. Especially given the ongoing fan feedback on this, I am optimistic that they will.

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chance! :) I say go for it - the worst that could happen is that we get it fixed up better than it currently is, ala

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Ensuring that the word "controversy" is kept out of the article is also a good idea, especially in section headers.

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Contribute to "You Make the Card!" project where members create cards of their own that may be chosen to show up in

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to delete these "External links modified" talk page sections if they want to de-clutter talk pages, but see the

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Contribute to "Select Xth Edition" where members present their votes publicly for cards they like to see in

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Since no one has objected yet, I'll split it out; feel free to revert. More edits forthcoming before long.

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GAN is likely to close out soon as a fail due to lack of sourcing, so I don't mind taking on another one.

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I think we can get this one up to GA status. I'm planning on nominating it once we've resolved the GA on

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said this in one of his mail bag articles, but I'm not sure. In any case, that section should be changed.

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Finally found some time to work on this. First thing, work with that link immediately above this post.

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I think I've given it a good start in the right direction, and I think that's enough for tonight. ;)

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Either way, the citation should stay in place, even if the link is re-added to the External links. —

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Citation 1 is not necessary since citation 2 also covers the fact that wotc was sued by palladium.

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while this is true, I believe it understates the facts. WOTC CREATED the genre. It should say:

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Can someone add a non-online list of video games; NWK, Icewind Dale, Baldur's Gate, etc?

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Do you have a source corroborating that no collectible card games existed before M:tG?

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I have heard these guys as "Nerds of the Coast", is there any refereneces for this?

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There. I've got that phrase in there. It should be somewhere in the main article.

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Wouldn't have been a bad idea, considering how the last two FACs sans PR went. ;)

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That was the company's original name, which was used until about the early 00's

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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decision to cease all PDF sales at this time. It was a complete surprise to me.

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to see what kind of help we could get there; it has already turned up at least

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Maybe it was an informal name, or a name used before they published anything?

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than EGG's, it probably won't take as much work to source everything. :)

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Does anyone have an objection to moving Citation 1 to external links.

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UA is barely good enough to try, if you want to nominate it. :) The

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I will find any info from the website itself as soon as possible.

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Who is currently in charge of WotC and where may I contact him?

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a negotiation issue is a reasonable hypothesis but is incorrect.

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When you have finished reviewing my changes, please set the

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will already be available anyway from scanned copy.

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