Last weekend at ConFusion in Troy MI (near Detroit), Al Bogdan, Jim C. Hines and myself gave a panel on WOTF -- and I think we were reasonably sanguine (and upfront) about the problem. You still are a winner. You still get the money. And the event. And (eventually) the book. People in the industry will still see these things.
Now, if WOTF doesn't get their act together and they start slipping every year, then there will be real problems for the future -- the pros might stop coming. However, I am still convinced that the system is merely overwhelmed from the LRH Pulps release, which is a one-time thing, and not any systemic fault. Still, I'd really appreciate some sort of apology. Or perhaps a marketing deal to bundle XXIV with sales of XXV as part of the big 25th anniversary celebration in order to raise sales numbers and distribution.
Anyone who wants to adopt my idea and run with it -- go right ahead.
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Now, if WOTF doesn't get their act together and they start slipping every year, then there will be real problems for the future -- the pros might stop coming. However, I am still convinced that the system is merely overwhelmed from the LRH Pulps release, which is a one-time thing, and not any systemic fault. Still, I'd really appreciate some sort of apology. Or perhaps a marketing deal to bundle XXIV with sales of XXV as part of the big 25th anniversary celebration in order to raise sales numbers and distribution.
Anyone who wants to adopt my idea and run with it -- go right ahead.
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