If the CEO of WotC wasn't in on a particular decision that would be a real story.
Oh, snap.
Don't call it a stupid mistake.
For you. For other people, with different values and priorities, it's much more salient. And that's okay.
I disagree. Knowing that this was the brainchild of someone who's still at the helm of the proverbial ship (as opposed to someone who's gone now, like, say, ex-President of WotC Cynthia Williams) matters a great deal.
Yeah, it's nothing to crow about.
My wife is corporate upper management. Not all CEOs micromanage. Sometimes the CEO presents his/her vision to the chiefs who then go to the VPs and instruct them to make the vision happen relatively independently.
Chris Cocks was right
So what, exactly will you do about it? I don't care what you call the attempt to change the OGL. Idiot move, mistake, plan from the pit of hell to destroy the industry. The people who are still pissed about it will continue to be pissed. Most people either didn't know about it or care anymore.
