> In fact, he wrote "Either use it if you like it or ignore the bits
> you don't if you feel otherwise." I can't really see this as a
> fascistic declaration of a One True Way or brutal infringmenet of
> your freedom of speech...
>
> Why am I bothering writing this now? Well, lest silence seem to be
> approval of your comments and thus implicit criticism of what I
> actually feel is a very positive and light moderators'policy.
>
> All the best
>
> Mark
>
> Mark Galeotti
Thank you ver much, Mark. You put this more eloquently than I could have and more politely. On sober second thought, I should have probably sent the message privately but I had just finished a 14 hour drive back from GenCon.
I don't mind criticism of the game, contrary to the belief of some. I just feel that facts should be checked before you do so. And perhaps, one should propose some solutions rather than just venting - again.
Personally, I happen to really, really like Simon's take on the matter - there's a tusk raider story arc that really fits in well with his thoughts.
Jeff
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