I think we may have hit upon something here....There is a mistake in a product. That product is not selling....At least one person on this list is vocally against purchasing that product because of that mistake, and has stated, were that mistake corrected, he would purchase that product. Conventional business knowledge states that for every vocal complaint, there are twenty who say nothing. Mistakes can and should be corrected...It's why they invented the eraser.
Clark Peterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
But that is such an idealistic position. It takes time
and effort to do what you mention. And that product
didnt do well, to my knowledge. I have actually been
to the Chaosium office in Oakland (years ago I
personally returned a Arthurian product because it was
defective, I happened to be in Oakland visiting a
girlfriend). This is not a big operation, folks. They
dont have the time to go back and revisit these
"mistakes" on a product that isnt selling. That is a
waste of time. In a ideal world, would the do so? I
would think yes.
Clark
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