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[SSWarlock]

I've found if you watch any RPG company closely enough they all look that way. They all make frikkin mistakes...

Heh. I've found you can replace "RPG company" with "human being" and still have an accurate statement. :wink:

 

[Stainless]

I hear this type of reply all the time and it seems to be the most 'human nature' characteristic there is. "I'm fine to mess up as long as I'm in company".

This very thread had discussion that the credits were incorrect and Matt let us know they are corrected at time of publication. Then they send the wrong title page to drivethrurpg, are told about it, go to the effort of correcting it, but not the credits. Doh! There must be some really human humans working at Mongoose if you ask me. Then again, I suppose they're all running around like the proverbial getting to GenCon at the moment.

 

[rust]

There must be some really human humans working at Mongoose if you ask me.

Well, as long as they operate a small press publisher and not a hospital ...

 

[SSWarlock]

I disagree. Every time I see an erratum in a Mongoose publication, I just think about the U. S. Congress.

'Nuff said.

 

[Stainless]

I disagree. Every time I see an erratum in a Mongoose publication, I just think about the U. S. Congress.

'Nuff said.

Now that's a really low blow...to Mongoose. :lol:

 

[Treebore]

I disagree. Every time I see an erratum in a Mongoose publication, I just think about the U. S. Congress.

'Nuff said.

:lol:

Awesome!

 

[SSWarlock]

Now that's a really low blow...to Mongoose.

Oops...it wasn't meant to be. What I was trying to get across was there is no way any errata in Mongoose's products could be as bad as pretty much anything the U.S. Congress does. I find Mongoose's efforts eminently useful and that of Congress despairingly not.

Looks like I'd better just stop digging the hole I'm in.