| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
|---|---|
| Cromearmtactics09-22-04, 07:30 PM | WizO_Catoblepas: Advertising is against the Code of Conduct. Post removed. |
| Steelgryphon09-22-04, 07:47 PM | why charge? last i checked Teamspeak and IRC were free. and Mics fine i can see that but 5 bucks? ill go buy a good one for like 15 |
| MattD12109-22-04, 08:44 PM | 20 players a game :confused: |
| SnowbearK09-23-04, 02:07 AM | And here I thought commercial advertising was against the CoC...silly me... |
| Lina_Inverse09-23-04, 02:17 AM | advertiseing is against the CoC. This is in the wrong forum to begin with. your a liar.146 player D&D game?what do you think this is living greyhawk? 20 people per session,now its just getting silly. *pulls out a hammer and shovel* *WHAM**DIGDIGDIG* *puts away hammer and shovel* |
| wdarkk09-23-04, 02:48 AM | Also, there's something else called D&D Online. |
| Sulaco09-23-04, 10:18 AM | Advertising is a CoC violation. You can't use the D&D name without paying a licensing fee. D&D Online is a MMORPG already in the work and so is a copyright violation. Spam is bad. |
| Arrowhen09-23-04, 11:08 AM | Even if it was all legal and even if I did was dumb enough to want to pay good money for something I could easily do for free both online and off, I still wouldn't do it. Why? Because I have a simple rule that I follow scrupulously: if you can't spell, you can't have my money. |
| WizO_Catoblepas09-23-04, 06:48 PM | Ok, since the foundation of the thread violates the Code of Conduct, it's time to close the thread. |