>RQ Adventures, or in Tales, but he HATES RQ3 and doesn't want to =
>translate his (excellent) scenario material out of RQ2. And nobody =
>seems interested in publishing RQ2 stuff. I gather what he wants is =
>to show there's legal precedent to publish as much RQ2 stuff as he =
>wants, and damn the torpedoes. His logic seems sound to me... =
>making it stand up in court is another question entirely.
I have great sympathy with Brians view - IMO RQ 3 has some gains =
but some losses when compared to RQ2 which I still use 80% of with =
bits from RQ3 and stuff I made up
=2E
I for one think there is no problem at all with Brian publishing RQ2 stuf=
f =
and would like to see his scenarios - I still don't see why he can't. I'=
d
be =
stunned if anyone could be bothered to take him to court, its hardly as i= f =
its cutting into anyones profit margins is it? I mean thats the real reason =
why businesses sue - because they are losing money - who is going to =
do that at Avalon Hill or Chaosium when they have NO market to lose in =
the first place vis a vis RQ? Who could be bothered over something so =
trivial?
>To Martin Laurie, who wanted to be "dazzled" by my creative output:
>You're just looking in the wrong place, man. Aside from my contribution=
s =
>to the digest as Cheiron, (who can forget "Body Piercing and Tattooing i=
n =
>Glorantha") my real creativity is on display on a weekly basis for all t=
o =
>see. Whether it's dazzling or not, I can't say.
Oh, the Deep Space Nine thing. I really didn't think that was relevant -=
after =
all I don't bring my creativity in my day to day job into things - I clea=
n
lavatory =
bowls in public washrooms for a living and even though I am at the top of=
my profession I refuse to gloat about my capabilities on the digest.
HOWEVER, you have put stuff on the digest and I like seeing stats on =
anything so as far as I'm concerned - good for you, more please. Saying =
that it still rankles to think that you assume that most digesters don't play =
or aren't creative. This is simply not true - given the density of fanzines, =
web sites and other creations for the actual number of us involved I woul= d =
say we all deserve a resounding pat on the back.
>Another Broo Prince coming soon, not that anyone seems to care. <sulk>
Well I care so don't sulk. Lets see it and quit yer whinging :)
Martin Laurie
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