ScketreWhisp® wrote:no bad news yet, but I hope now I can actually find out if this type reprint can be done for 30+ year old tourney type stuff...
mbassoc2003 wrote:How do you buy any of the digest things, or are they only available to at NTRPGCon? Is there an outlet so that members can buy these things?
Gnat the Beggar wrote: Why would you think that? There were reportedly 50 Original Dungeon Masters copies of The Ghost Tower of Inverness handed out at the convention to convention DMs. Of those how many do you think still exist? These replicas are HALF Sized, dated 2011, and watermarked on every page. They could NEVER be confused from an original.
Do you REALLY think it was Wotco who reported to e-Bay and demanded that my listing be removed? REALLY? Seriously?
And I cannot believe anyone would truly think that these 91 research copies would have ANY negative effect on ANY of those 50 DMs copies of the originals. If anything (if I did own one of the originals) I would be thrilled to see those research copies being sold and can easily picture those research copies widening the market for originals through exposure alone if nothing else.
MetamorphosisSigma wrote:In any case, since another thread's been created for this, I'll honor Doug's wishes to discuss it there from now on.
ScketreWhisp® wrote:This IS the other thread now
MetamorphosisSigma wrote:Yes, I really do think that. The e-mail I received about the auction cancellation stated that the owner of the copyright requested that the listing be removed.
misterspock wrote:I didn't see Tourst Trap listed even in the closed auctions. Oh, I see now it was a typo...disregard
ScketreWhisp® wrote:Actually, I think that is a "canned" email if anyone reports a copyright violation and the auction is removed.I think eBay thinks it carries more weight it if appear the "owner" reported it.
MetamorphosisSigma wrote:Quite likely that's the case. But since you've heard from them today, also, it's entirely possible it was actually WotC. Doesn't really matter, I suppose.
ScketreWhisp® wrote:Actually, I think that is a "canned" email if anyone reports a copyright violation and the auction is removed.I think eBay thinks it carries more weight it if appear the "owner" reported it.I know I have seen these before where there is no longer an "owner" of a product (maybe an estate owns it), but someone reports the violation and you get the same email about it.