>> More seriously, hasn't anyone at Issaries central thought about
>> having a subscription website where everything is published as soon as it is
>> available?!? After all, all the information is written on a digital
>> support anyway, so... By the way I seem to remember that there is a British
>> RPG that is available both on paper and digitally. Unfortunately I don't
>> remember which one.
>
> Um, that sort of website is called being a part of the GTA, I think.
> Certainly there's a lot of information that comes that way. But once
> something is made public electronically, inevitably there's folks that
> pirate or disseminate it. I just can't see Issaries doing that.
I was thinking of a monthly *paying* subscription. As far as I know, none of the published books by Issaries have been scanned and made available for free on the net whereas we got the long version of the Rufelza and Elmal cults for free on the internet. If we could pay to get the info online we could use the finished parts of TR, ST, SR *right now*... and get the finished product on paper later if we still wanted it.
> Oddly, I CAN see Issaries mailing you soemthing as soon as they have
> it through Wizard's Attic because you're a GTA member though...?
I don't understand the previous remark, Jeff, could you please elaborate?
>> "It's all about information, Baby!"
>
> Information wants to be free, but I'd rather see someone paying
> Issaries for it, neh? That way we get more information down the line.
Sure me too. Sorry if I didn't make it clear.
>> Christoph, patiently (Hum, hum...) waiting for TR, ST and SR... to
>> begin with!
>
> Me too. Hmm. A "Me Too" post. I'd better unsubcribe myself.
Please don't, your presence on this list is really an asset "Mr. Kyer"... :o) ;o) :o)
Mr. Kohring
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